Porcelain stoneware surfaces in bars and restaurants

Porcelain stoneware tiles may be used in all contemporary spaces with the same high technical and aesthetic performance in both public places and private homes. A material such as porcelain stoneware underlines the expressiveness of the space and the harmony of lights and colours, particularly in spaces such as restaurants, lounge bars and bistros where these aspects are of primary importance. These are places where it is essential to combine hygiene and easy cleaning with the best possible welcome and comfort for customers and visitors: qualities which can be obtained on all surfaces covered with high-tech porcelain. Leaders in the field include Stonepeak, offering a vast range of porcelain stoneware floor and wall coverings particularly popular for use in public dining places .

These include Zuckerello's Restaurant in Aventura (Florida); the Red Light District in San Diego (California); and the St. Andrew South Garden Grille in Boca Raton (Florida).
As Floornature has noted more than once (link), restaurant architecture and design is an increasingly complex field, to the point that many architectural studios are specialising in this type of application, which is becoming more and more important in cities both small and large as well as in holiday resorts. Surfaces play an important role in restaurants, contributing to the overall atmosphere and to the quality of the details. A pleasant, positive dining experience depends not only on the quality of the food, of the service and of everything that diners consume, but is also a matter of social rituals, discussions and relationships which are collective yet intimate. An experience that must be satisfying on the whole, and therefore repeatable. The Stonepeak collections used in the restaurants mentioned above reflect these qualities: the Quartzite, Cottage and Limestone collections are often used in retaurants.

Cottage is a porcelain stoneware tile that looks like wood, available in 4 colours (Beach House, Country Farm, Mountain Retreat and City Loft, listed from lighter to darker), recommended for spaces of sophisticated elegance in which to convey all the energy and warmth of wood with the outstanding technical performance of porcelain. Ideal for indoor and outdoor flooring, the Quartzite collection, also available in 4 colours (Sunset, Iron, Moon and Lime), recalls the sensations of metal and cement, scenes from contemporary urban architecture. The play of light on the delicate stone look of Limestone is available in 3 versions (Ivory, Honey and Walnut) for covering traditional or contemporary spaces with elegance, easily combining with a great variety of interior decorating styles.

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