Facebook Tweet Help Stories Apartments and Multi-unit At the water's edge Share Tweet Help In the shadow of Anzac Bridge this contemporary residential development is inspired by a rich architectural heritage A view of a tiled floor and wall. The interesting variety of designs at Glebe Harbour extends to an eclectic mix of architectural features. All of which were carefully selected and blended for a seamless finish.Stone walls and floor tiles from Royal Tiles are a prominent visual feature of Griffin Apartments.General manager Scott Morrant says the company created the slate stone edifices that line the public external and internal walkways. A view of a bathroom, tiled bath wall, marble bath surround and walls, white toilet, tub and sink. "The natural stone has a split face surface that's been cut into continuous strips," says Morrant."We specified the measurements of each panel in order to create a design that curved seamlessly around the corner of each wall. This ensures no joints can be seen anywhere on the structures."In addition to the slate walls, Royal Tiles sourced and installed the flamed granite tiles in all the common areas. These non-slip tiles are created by burning the granite in an open fire. Private areas feature a range of tiles made from porcelain, ceramic, marble and quantum quartz. A view of a tiled floor and wall. More than 20 tilers were employed by Royal Tiles to complete the project within the timeframe.For further information, contact Royal Tiles Contractors, 255 Parramatta Rd, phone (02) 9748 0885, fax (02) 9748 0884. Story by: Trendsideas 16 Jan, 2006 Apartments Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Personality plus 10 Nov, 2024 Vintage tones, modern presence 10 Nov, 2024 New or renovated? 10 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > AU2120 AU2120 Read More Similar Stories