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Britain Harnesses Tile Style
With the increasing trend of people not moving but improving their property, Cargo Granite has noticed a renaissance in home owners investing not only in granite worktops, but also in flooring. In particular, a rise in the use of quality tiles and not just in the kitchen and bathroom. Luxurious textures and elegant finishes are now making an appearance in living rooms, hallways, dining rooms, playrooms and bedrooms.
We seem to be adopting a more European approach to flooring which has been aided by under floor heating systems. Previously, carpet or laminate has been Britain's preferred choice because of our cooler climate. But there is a dramatic change as people are recognising both the elegance and hygienic aspect that natural flooring can bring.
Cargo Granite is associated with some of the worlds most exciting and innovative suppliers of tiles. The company imports from all over the world, including South America, South Africa and India, but perhaps most stunning are the products imported from the Spanish Tile manufacturer, Saloni.
The 'Happy' series of porcelain tiles is a perfect example of Cargo Granite's ability to create eye-catching and stunning interiors, using materials of the highest quality.
The Deco Pistachio tile from the 'Happy' range makes a striking statement with its smooth high-gloss finish. Combined with its perfect partner, the Spring Verde tile, this dynamic duo ozzes style and confidence.
For something a little more understated, yet equally stunning, the Spring Blanco tile, also from Saloni's 'Happy' collection, creates a gorgeous look. The silky white tile is a brilliant contrast to the delicate, ornate black painted flowers.
Cargo Granite has a fabulous range of tiles; from colourful and vibrant, to subtle and serene; creating a stunning ambience - in any room in any home.
To view Cargo Granite's range of tiles, visit: 15 Sunbeam Road, Woburn Road Industrial Estate, Kempston. Bedfordshire. MK42 7BY or call: 01234 853439.
Showroom opening times: Monday to Friday -8:00 / 5:00, Saturday - 9:00 / 5:00 and closed on Sundays.
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