The ferry port area of Halifax, a regional municipality of eastern Canada and the provincial capital of Nova Scotia, has been the subject of important renovation work designed to provide its citizens with an even more efficient and functional service.

SR/A Interior Architecture & Design called upon Imagine Tile to create a custom ceramic floor tile for Solaire 8250, a new luxury residential rental property located in downtown Silver Spring, MD.

Following a restoration of over 60 million euros of the previous Grand Hotel Brun, Marriott International announced the opening of the Sheraton Milan San Siro. Sheraton Milan San Siro is situated in a green area that integrates with the interior design of the hotel.

The International Surface Event (TISE) is the largest North American floor covering, stone and tile industry event. This year’s edition was held from January 27 to 30 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV, where it welcomed hundreds of exhibitors and tens of thousands of attendees.

On Via Roma in the commune of Quero Vas in Belluno, Italy, is a two-story home that has gone through many transformations since the early 1900s. In the late 1930s, the house was purchased by the Venetian Oliva family who stayed there permanently during the war and inspired the current interior design.

At Tromsø Airport in Tromsø, Norway, a mosaic mural featuring nearly 48,000 mosaic tiles from Artaic was created near the restrooms, greeting visitors in the terminal. The 54-square-foot mural was inspired by a photograph of the Northern Lights over Tromsdalen.

Hotel Seehofis an excellent example of an intelligent renovation project, perfectly integrated in natural surroundings. The family run hotel was renovated and extended to a design devised by the noa (network of architecture) firm in Bolzano.

The Porfirio’s restaurant chain, recognized by Forbes in 2018 as one of the best restaurants in Mexico since its opening around nine years ago, inaugurated its new premises in Guadalajara, the capital city of Jalisco, Mexico, in March 2019.

Cotto d’Este surfaces were chosen by the Italian design firm, Mario Cucinella Architects, to cover the exterior ventilated facade and some interiors of the Social Healthcare Centre building in San Felice sul Panaro, Modena, Italy.