This year, at Baldocer, we want our showroom to be an international meeting point for professionals in the construction, architecture, and interior design sectors. The doors of our home are open to showcase our work in the place that best represents it.
A space where you can appreciate the real application of our products in a wide variety of simulated contexts: kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, contract spaces and more. Join us if you want to learn more about one of the most emblematic places of the Baldocer brand: welcome to our showroom.
The showroom is designed to allow visitors to appreciate the aesthetic and technical qualities of ceramics and also discover its different uses. More than 2,000 m² host thousands of visitors from around the world each year.
With nearly 50 settings that recreate different types of spaces, the showroom allows visitors to observe the performance of collections, formats, designs, and finishes ‘in situ’. Always following design standards that are part of our brand’s essence.
To accommodate our latest launches, the exhibition was recently renovated with new ambients. In total, the showroom has more than 50 collections, along with over 400 technical panels, forming an extensive product showcase.
Collections inspired by materials such as marble, stone, cement, wood, or metallic finishes, among others, ensuring that every inspiration is faithfully represented.
Our showroom is a space where interior design and architecture coexist. A demonstration of ceramics’ ability to meet an endless variety of needs thanks to the features of our different product ranges. Floors, walls, decorations, textures, and different thicknesses and sizes.
In fact, as part of the showroom, there is an outdoor area showcasing the characteristics of thickened ceramics for terraces. Do you want to see how the product performs in different contexts? Each space displays the possibilities of the collections in a specific setting.
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