On the bar front, the designers selected a high-end, hand made
hexagon tile in a serpentine inspired emerald colour, making the
focal point of the establishment really standout.
in the male bathrooms, marble effect tiles from the Palace range
were used on the walls and paired with plain grey tiles from the
versatile Program range that were laid in a herringbone pattern.
Solid grey, glass mosaics from the glass Source range completed
the space. Featuring similar wall and floor tiles to the adjacent
male bathrooms, the female bathrooms were given a blush of
colour with a pink mosaic.
Opulence range not only for its aesthetic appeal, but also because
of its durability. having worked with Solus Ceramics before, we
knew that with the versatility of the tiles and the fantastic ranges
of colours available, we would be able to implement the visually
appealing interior we were hoping to achieve.
“With the bar at basement level, there isn’t any natural light, so it
was vitally important for us to implement bright and bold tiles to
bring colour into the room. The Opulence range complements the
décor of the bar and has allowed us to implement a design aesthetic
that brings a new sense of style and vibrancy to Birmingham.”
Jonathan Richardson, Associate at Fusion Design and Architecture,
said: “Be At One Bar in Birmingham has been a fantastic project
to work on, seeing the transformation of a regular building into a
unique, classy cocktail bar. Michael irvine, Area Sales Manager at Solus Ceramics, said:
“Using a variety of relatively traditional ranges, the designers
have created something very unique, modern and interesting. i
particularly like the look of the classical patterned Opulence décor
paired with the field tile, which makes a real feature of the wall
space in the bar.”
“One of the key aspects of the brief was to implement a design
aesthetic that would be timeless. We specified Solus Ceramics’ For more information, call Solus Ceramics on 0121 753 0777,
email [email protected] or visit www.solusceramics.com