Project – Uttarakhand Sadan,New Delhi

After successfully completing the Uttarakhand’s Chief Minister House two years back….we are proud to do the flooring for another landmark project the newly constructed grand uttarakhand sadan at New Delhi, which was dedicated to general public on 5th of December 2011 by Chief Minister Maj.Gen.(retd.) B.C. Khanduri.

Mr.Khanduri had chosen our tiles because he wanted to show the cultural heritage of Uttarakhand in this building. In all the guest rooms our tiles have been used in two different designs and through out the lobbies spanning across four floors.

Soon the govt. will be opening up a souvenir shop, where general public can go and buy the traditional clothes, regional food and special herbs of uttarakhand state.

Retail Store Flooring !!

I did the flooring for this store called “The Sepia” in mumbai….the herringbone pattern on the floor is adding a unique charm to the character of the store..and also giving a modern as well as traditional feel to the entire space !!

Classic Checkerboard style

Well….this post is about a flooring done by us at a hotel in famous paharganj area in Delhi. Here the owner of the hotel wanted an alternative from other forms of flooring like natural stone, ceramic tiles etc.. to give a different feel to the lobbies connecting the guest rooms and offcourse for the reception as well.. The Buddha statue in the image is like a style statement for the checkerboard floor…

Farmhouse at its best !!

This post is about the flooring done for a beautiful farmhouse nestled in the foothills of aravali mountain ranges. The farmhouse was already there which was renovated in a heritage style architecture with sandstone pillars, arches etc. The main centre of attraction was the open courtyard which had a beautiful design with the base color as jaisalmer yellow. Rest of the areas like living room, Gym, Dining area and lobby were also done with different designs and color combinations which complimented the heritage look and adding a warmth to the overall ambience.

Designer Tiles Floor – Maharaja Ganga Mahal Hotel, Bikaner

Below you can see photographs of flooring done by us at Maharaja Ganga Mahal Hotel – A Heritage Hotel in Bikaner constructed in Mid Nineteenth Century was used as the residence of British Political Agent accredited to the court of the erstwhile State of Bikaner.

Flooring in the palace has been elegantaly done to restore and complement  the old world beauty along with the antique chandeliers, fireplaces, carved beds etc.

Flooring done at Fort Uncha Gaon

Below you will see photographs of flooring done by us at Fort Uncha Gaon a 19th century old  fort. Here designs have been carefully chosen in patterned leaves with basic colors in Peach & White thereby giving a virtual delight to its visitors.

Heritage tiles in combination with Yellow Jaisalmer Sand Stone

Below you will see an excellent combination of  Heritage tiles with Yellow Jaisalmer Sand Stone. Here floral patterns have been used in creame and yellow shade as a motif  to break the monotony of  Sand Stone. This concept has been followed everywhere including the lift lobby, staircase landings etc. all along the three floors.

Flooring done at Unitech Country Club

Below you can see the images of the flooring done by us for Unitech country Club in Gurgaon. Tiles were used here on the floor as well as on the walls of the Ladies and Gents Washroom, thereby giving a different yet stylish look altogether to a otherwise simple washroom. Floral patterns were used in pink , white and green combination for the ladies area whereas a simpler yet effective zig zag pattern in yellow and white was used for the gents area.

Pics of flooring done at World Learning Centre

Below you will see the flooring pictures done in heritage tiles at the world learning centre at Lado Sarai in New Delhi. World Learning Centre essentially runs a student exchange programme whereby students from United States come to India to learn about the Indian Arts & Culture.

Mrs.Mary Storm the Director of the center chose our tiles to give a effect of Indian Heritage and art through out the center.

Haveli in Faridabad

About the project:  Mr.Yogi  Vaid the owner of Vaid Crafts, Faridabad had a vacant plot in front of his house. He wanted to build a house there with all the modern amenities but at the same time with an old world charm. Thus came the idea of building Ambargarh fort , which he gifted to his son Amber. Mr.Vaid with the help of his childhood friend Mr.Aman Nath of Neemrana Hotels decided on the whole concept and gave it a shape to what is today known as Ambargarh Fort. The material used in building even including the bricks were chosen from all over India.

I will be covering only the flooring part here which was done by us, for more information on the project you can visit this link 

http://indiatoday.digitaltoday.in/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&issueid=82&id=14962&sectionid=20&secid=16&Itemid=1

It was covered by India today’s home edition in September 2008.

 

About the Flooring

The tiles chosen here are all plain cemented i.e. without any terrazzo added to it combined with designer tiles to give an effect of soft colored inlay stone. The drawing and the dining area consists of largely plain tiles in fawn color, combined with designer patterns in Buff and Beige Color.

The lobby on the first floor has plain tiles all over in yellow color with an effect of carpet in between with designer tiles in Yellow and Creame Color.

The bedroom has again plain light creame tiles with stripes of herring bone design in creame and yellow color.

The step tiles have been done beautifully with two colors i.e. beige and buff on alternate steps to reduce the monotony.

All the balconies and the backyard has a flooring of  Plain cemented Red color tiles.