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Cheers To Tile City’s Newest Product Line: Porcelanosa
Tile City founder Jaleel Handal (second left) and his manager son Jaleel Handal Jr (second right) shared the frame with Porcelanosa executives Regional Manager for the CaribbeanCamila Laguado (left) and Head of Sales for Latin America and the Caribbean Ramon Felis, and principal of Angelie Spencer Home (ASH) Angelie Martin-Spencer. (Photos: NapthaliJunior)
Art & Culture, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
December 6, 2019

Cheers To Tile City’s Newest Product Line: Porcelanosa

Spain has given birth not only to the revolutionary design movements of Cubism and Surrealism, but also to some of history’s most influential designers and artists — Cristóbal Balenciaga, Paco Rabanne, Antoni Gaudi, Paloma Picasso, and of course Salvador Dalí. A trademark of Spanish design has always been innovation. That spirit is what has taken Porcelanosa from a small manufacturer of ceramic tiles to a leader in the design industry. Porcelanosa has operations in 143 countries, including Jamaica. Where can one obtain Porcelanosa products locally, you ask? Well, Tile City, of course!

On Thursday, Tile City officially launched its partnership with the Spanish manufacturer with a delightful soirée in the gardens at the Jamaica Pegasus. Tile City manager Jaleel Handal Jr was excited to share news of the partnership and introduce yet another range of internationally acclaimed luxury design products to the local market. Representing Porcelanosa at the event were Head of Sales for Latin America and the Caribbean Ramon Felis and Regional Manager for the Caribbean Camila Laguado.

Today, Porcelanosa is a manufacturer, distributor and retailer of tile, kitchen, and bath products. The company’s product lines include ceramic, porcelain fittings, wall and floor tiles, hardwood, natural stone, kitchens and bathrooms, hydro massage cabins, and various accessories. Guests at Thursday evening’s event had the opportunity to see some of Porcelanosa’s famed tiles up close. Not only were they incorporated within the event’s décor, but there were also large showroom samples, and the coasters used were cut from ceramic tiles. Talk about multiple touch points!

In addition to being innovative (it has ceramic parquet flooring that has the elegance of natural wood and some of the colours of its KRION™ Solid Surface are guaranteed to last 20 years) the company is focused on sustainability. Conservation of the environment is a significant focus for the company and for the past 30 years, it has implemented improvements to its production systems, ensuring minimal impact on the environment.

Congrats to Tile City for another partnership that will undoubtedly add more elegance to our lives!

Coldwell BankerJamaica Realty CEOAndrew Issa (left)and businessmanJalil Dabdoub were,too, in attendance onThursday evening.
From left: Construction project manager JustinVaz, General manager of LFA Country Store in StAnn Janet Vaz, and co-principals of Mark HosangCatering, Julette and Mark Hosang.
Team Spaces in thehouse! From left:Tiyana Yip, JadaPrendergast, andSamara Martin.
Tile City manager Jaleel Handal Jrwelcomed guests and did an overviewof some of the characteristics ofPorcelanosa’s products that make themhighly sought-after across the globe.
Interior designerand managingdirector of IfWalls Could TalkJoelle Smith.
Flashing a smilefor the Socialshutterbug was TileCity PorcelanosaSales ExecutiveKerry-Ann Tracey.
Fromage and Oakprincipals Kirk and LisaChin took a break fromrunning their restaurantsto put in an appearanceat the Porcelanosa launchevent hosted by Tile Cityon Thursday.
Porcelanosa Head of Salesfor Latin America and theCaribbean Ramon Felisand Regional Managerfor the Caribbean CamilaLaguado were glad to havea presence in Jamaica.
Talk about a riot ofcolour! Guests couldnot miss interiordesigner DeidreChang (left) andentrepreneur BarbaraBrown as they movedaround the event.
Director/Principal of the HEART Trust/NTA Collegeof Construction Services Oniel James was flankedby business support specialists (from left) Jody-AnnClarke, Yvette Barrett, and Tasha Johnson-Welcolm.
Hot Off ThePress principalsMark andRachel Robe
A selection of Porcelanosaceramic tiles was on displayat the official launch of thepartnership between Tile Cityand Porcelanosa on Thursday,at the Jamaica Pegasus.
Even the coasters used were cut fromPorcelanosa ceramic tiles.

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