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Folk Art - “Around the Globe”

‘ Folk art’  is an expression of the world’s traditional cultures. It   encompasses a range of functional and embellished media, including cloth, wood, paper, clay, metal and more.  This beautiful art form  is made by individuals whose artistic skills convey their community’s authentic cultural identity, rather than an individual or idiosyncratic artistic identity.  Embodying these characteristics born out of indigenous communities, we introduce you all to the International Tile Range. From SUMI-E inspired by Japanese drawing styles and strokes, KALOCSA by Hungarian folk art to the FILETEADO art born in Buenos Aires and CIREBON inspired by the traditional Indonesian Batik, this range brings forth beautiful folk art from across the globe! We picked 9 countries and taking inspiration from the iconic art of each country we divided the designers with BFT team into 3 groups of 5 members. Initially we got 9 distinct and desirable patterns for 9 countries ...

Living Room Decor Trends!

According to Joan DeJean, living rooms started out as formal display spaces for welcoming guests in the 17th century, but slowly morphed into the more casual gathering spaces that we know today. A living room is not only a place to watch TV, it  is an area for a family  gathering and a space to communicate. The living room is the place where friends and family gather to spend quality time in a home, so it's important for it to be well-designed. A house is made of walls and beams, but a home is made of dreams and hopes! Being inspired by this very famous quote here are few tips on how to design you living room to create a contemporary vibe that makes guests feel welcome at the same time. 1) Sustainability Designing a space that is sustainable is very essential. Sustainable interior design creates interior spaces using design principles such as functionality, accessibility, and aesthetics. Living room interior design trends are focusing...

Classic ways to style your Hexagonal Tiles!

Design can be art, Design can be aesthetics, Design can be simple… This brings us to our classic Hexagonal tiles, which are an incredibly versatile pattern. From creating a quirky look to giving your space a luxurious feel, this pattern can do wonders! This pattern forms a pleasing geometrical illusion, and in recent times the six-sided pattern is taking over the design world. You can use it in a single colour or multiple colours, or even with motifs thrown in. Any which way, hexagonal tiles can add depth to your floor design. Hexagonal tiles made by Bharat Floors are authentic replicas of the tiles made during the Minton era. Beginning with the smallest size of 10x10cm, Bharat has over time added the sizes of 15x15cm and 20x20cm to their range as well. Initially, this geometric six-sided hexagonal pattern was only available in one colour, but with the recent trend of exploring and coming up with new patterns, we came up with interesting variations to our range of hexago...

CEMENT IN ALL FORMS AND SHAPES!

“Innovation is the only way to win”, a very famous quote said by a well-known entrepreneur – Steve Jobs. Innovative and creative designs always excite us. We love to come up with different cement tiles in unique patterns that help in enhancing the look of your space and keeping it up-to-date as design trends keep changing. But a material that is so versatile and looks so good deserves to be utilized in every way possible besides just on your walls and floors! Yes, we’re talking about CEMENT. Our love for all things cement is no secret. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that we have an entire range of objects created using nothing but cement! We have a splendid range of cement objects lined up for you at Bharat floorings, each one having a unique character and story to it. A very inspiring product range to arrange your office stationary is the desk organiser – Akshara introduced recently at Bharat floorings. Akshar is a range of cement desk objects inspired by the Devanagari scr...