Ceramic tile manufacturer Craven Dunnill has launched a Showroom and Design Hub, located between Alderley Edge and Wilmslow, Cheshire.

Having celebrated 150 years of trading, the manufacturer has created the space to present a premium selection of wall and floor tiles, swimming pool mosaics and three dimensional ceramics for customers and design professionals.

The showroom will feature Craven Dunnill’s products and, partnering with Italian manufacturer Iris Ceramica Group, it will showcase its new Infinito Collection of porcelain.

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With factories located in Staffordshire and Shropshire, Craven Dunnill tiles can be found in prestigious homes and locations such as the Westminster Central Lobby, London Underground and Harrods Food Hall.

In addition, the space will also be a design hub for its clientele, offering a contemporary space for design consultations, CPDs, technological presentation, and client meetings.

Managing director of Craven Dunnill Simon Howells commented: “Strategically placed in the heart of Cheshire’s ‘Golden Triangle,’ our new Showroom and Design Hub is an aspirational space which fills a gap in the market, bringing unparalleled services and products to the area.

“We are renowned for exceptional service and premium ceramic tiles, but also bring wider, entire design solutions – ranging from affordable to luxury interiors, supported with installation materials, coordinating grouts, ancillaries and wet-room accessories.

“The Showroom and Design Hub is a catalyst for pushing boundaries and perceptions of how and where ceramic and porcelain tiles, mosaics, and large format slabs can be used both around the home and in commercial spaces.

“At Craven Dunnill, we are committed to offering solutions for all design styles, requirements, and audiences, with each collection as beautifully crafted as the next.

“The Cheshire showroom is a one-stop destination for inspirational design touchpoints that matter.”