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"Transforming Broken tile into Style", Somany Ceramics collaborates with College of Architecture Trivandrum on National Tiles Day

Feb 23, 2024

PNN
Trivandrum (Kerala) [India], February 23: Somany Ceramics Ltd., a leading name in the tile industry, on National Tiles Day 23rd February 2024, collaborated with the students of College of Architecture Trivandrum to spotlight the artistic potential inherent in waste tiles and to promote sustainability in design. "Transforming broken tile into Style", showcase the creative potential of broken tiles by repurposing them into stunning mosaics. It promotes the mindset of sustainability in design and aims at waste reduction. Over 20 skilled architecture students utilized their creativity and expertise to repurpose waste tiles into a stunning piece of art measuring approximately 8 by 10 feet in height, which was installed within the College campus.
Anshuman Chakravarty, Head of Marketing at Somany Ceramics, shared his thoughts on the initiative saying, "We are committed to promoting sustainability and innovation in the tile industry. Transforming broken tiles into stylish mosaics is not only a creative endeavour but also a step towards building a more sustainable future. By reusing and recycling materials, we can reduce waste and minimize our environmental impact. We are excited to see the innovative designs that the students have created. We hope that this initiative will inspire others to adopt a more sustainable approach to construction and renovation projects"
We are collaborating with Somany Ceramics Ltd. on an art installation project "Transforming Broken tile into Style," to celebrate National Tiles Day. This collaboration promotes sustainable design by repurposing scrap tiles into creative artworks. Our students are excitedly transforming waste into style, showcasing the power of creativity and sustainability. Together, we're building a more sustainable future, making mosaics that speak volumes about creative expression and environmental responsibility said Mr. Jayakumar, Director of CAT.

The 'Transforming Broken tile into Style' aims to raise awareness about the potential of broken tiles as valuable resources that can be repurposed and used creatively. By showcasing the versatility and beauty of mosaic art, Somany Ceramics and the College of Architecture Trivandrum hope to inspire consumers to adopt a sustainable approach to construction and renovation projects.
SOMANY Ceramics Limited (SCL) is one of the leading players in the ceramic industry in India. The company is a complete solution provider in terms of decor solutions with the widest product selection of Ceramic Wall and Floor tiles, Polished Vitrified Tiles, Glazed Vitrified Tiles, Somany Max Coverstone, Sanitary ware and Bath Fittings. SOMANY is amongst the world's largest producers with Pan India distribution and also exports to more than 80 plus countries across 6 continents. The company has a capacity to produce 75 million square meters per annum of tiles through two company-owned plants and 7 strategic alliances spread across India and also has a manufacturing unit for Bath fittings.
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