Le Mill - Beautifully Yours!

Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. This phrase was used by Margaret Wolfe Hungerford when she included it in her book 'Molly Bawn' in 1878. But have you ever though that the source of this beauty could be the passion and creativity that the artist has expended in the process of achieving what we term as art. The more dedicated you are to something, the more beautiful is the outcome. Art can be surreal and bold or it can be simple and elegant. At Bharat Floorings we believe in the latter.

Le Mill is a co-branded collection designed by Aurélie De Cort. It is one of the designer collaboration ranges from our BFT+ Collection alongside ARMS by Sameer Kulavoor, the Japanese Line by Sian Pascale, Origametes by The Busride, AVB Bespoke by Alice von Baum, The Shibori Tiles by Studio Wodehouse and the newly introduced DashDashDot by Tania and  Sandeep Khosla. Like our other guest designers, Aurélie De Cort has a reputation to her name itself. A visual genius and trained artist, Aurélie has spent the last 10 years designing the much talked about window displays of Hermès stores in France and internationally. Aurélie has helped design iconic collections for Indian brands after having moved to India in 2008. Le Mill is one such passion project.

The Le Mill tiles have been inspired by the alleyways and public spaces of Aurelie's home country of Belgium. The tiles strike a balance between European aesthetics and modern Indian sensibilities, thus, maintaining a harmony with international trends. Offering three different variations, the Arlecchino Design, the Bayadere Design and the Piazza Design, a colourful decorative Le Mill-tiled floor has an appeal unmatched by any other kind of flooring. The beauty of a Le Mill-tiled floor lies in the creative use of these geometric shapes and colours to create a patterned floor from different combinations of tiles. The Le Mill tiles form patterns that are customisable to a great extent and add to the beauty and charm of the floor in residential as well as commercial space. Different arrangements and choice of colours for the Le Mill tiles can provide the floor a heritage look, an art deco look, a modern look or anything in between (or beyond), depending on your sense of aesthetics, taste and style.

So the next time you decide to customise your home, don’t forget how important the floor is. People might not appreciate it but the floor always gets noticed. And if it gets noticed then why not get it appreciated? After all, beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder.