Porcelanosa: The Latest in European Kitchen Design

Porcelanosa GM David Carmona tells us why the tile, kitchen, and bath products company has become the choice for discriminating homeowners, builders, architects, and designers: strict testing, quality control, and innovation, as well as products manufactured using environmentally friendly technologies. Its unique distribution model brings the latest in European design, ahead of independent distributors. It was one of the first multinationals in the tile industry to obtain the ISO 14001 certification for environmentally friendly manufacturing processes.The company, started in a small village in Spain in 1973, now has 400 showrooms and 5,000 employees around the world, including Beverly Hills and Manhattan (and the same family who founded the company still runs it). To look at our sponsor's stunning products, click here.

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