Everyman Cinema ENQUIRE NOW < Back Overview Leisure & Hospitality SECTOR: Fusion DNA ARCHITECT / DESIGNER London LOCATION: Everyman Cinema CLIENT: COMPLETION DATE: 2019-01-06 The Brief Everyman has redefined the cinema experience by creating a distinctive retro-chic style blended with the glamour of Hollywood and a relaxed atmosphere. Their patrons can enjoy a glass of wine and freshly made pizza served in their seat. Fusion Design And Architecture have been the award winning architects responsible for bringing Everyman's dream aesthetic to reality. They engaged with Armatile to create a dramatic and luxurious floor to match the breath-taking statement bar in the reception area. Utilising Armatile's ability to create bespoke patterns and use of precision cutting technology to bring their vision to life. Working with Fusion DNA and Solus Ceramics, a long-time supplier to the cinema brand, Armatile sought to create an intricate pattern from porcelain tiles. The pattern, which was specifically designed for the project, was designed and sketched to show the pattern, colour variation, and ensure it matched the overall expectations and design aesthetic. Armatile's on-site design , fabrication , and manufacture facility based in Armagh , Northern Ireland created the intricate pattern using four complimentary shades of porcelain tile. These were cut using high-end precision water jet technology and delivered to the site ready to be installed. The finished project brought together the glamour and bespoke high-end finishes that are associated with Everyman cinemas. Capturing the retro chic design aesthetic that they are known for. The floor is not only beautiful to look at, but made of high quality material to withstand the daily use of cinema goers. Everyman Cinema Next Previous

Our Design and Manufacturing teams have the expertise and passion to push the boundaries, creating inspiring surfaces tailor-made to suit individual need and unique design challenges. The show-stopping entrance to Casa Ceramica's designer tile showroom in Manchester certainly put this to the test. Casa Ceramic - Illusion ENQUIRE NOW < Back Overview Retail SECTOR: with Armatile ARCHITECT / DESIGNER Manchester LOCATION: Casa Ceramica CLIENT: COMPLETION DATE: 2017-08-17 The Brief Over the past number of years, images of this amazing optical illusion floor have gone viral across several social media platforms. We are proud to say we manufactured this floor to realise our client’s vision. It is the entrance to the showroom of Manchester designer tile company Casa Ceramica. It is a perfectly flat floor and has been designed and manufactured (using waterjet cutting) to create the illusion of flowing movement. When developing their new showroom the Casa Ceramic Team wanted to have a show-stopping entrance that would push the boundaries show off what could actually be achieved with tiles. -The Design Process With an original theme of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ they approached Armatile to help; they were aware of our in house design team and specialist manufacturing capability. Our team produced some initial concept drawings and worked closely with the client to successfully design a floor that produces an optical illusion that looks like it is rolling and sinking. But don’t worry it is perfectly safe. -The Manufacturing Process Using extremely hard wearing, slip resistant tiles (PTV+36) our manufacturing team waterjet cut every single piece of this floor into a particular shape to fit the design. They were all then dry laid on our factory floor to ensure everything fitted, before being labelled, packaged and shipped to site for installation. -The Installation Process When the tiles arrived at Casa ceramic the installation was helped greatly by the fact each piece was numbered. Working to the numbered drawing that accompanied the order, the entire entrance floor was installed in under nine hours (spread over 4 days to minimise impact on customers). -Bespoke Surfaces The dedication, skill and technical knowledge of Armatile’s team is integral part of its offering and ability to consistently delivering high quality bespoke tile surfaces for clients’ projects. Casa Ceramic - Illusion Next Previous

St Comgall’s Parish Church is an historic building constructed in 1889. It takes its name from the founder of Bangor Abbey which is situated just a few hundred metres away and originally built around 555AD. St Comgall's Parish Church ENQUIRE NOW < Back Overview Churches / Restoration SECTOR: Mclean & Forte Partnership ARCHITECT / DESIGNER Bangor, Co Down LOCATION: St Comgall's Parish Church CLIENT: COMPLETION DATE: 2019-12-11 The Brief The Architect’s creative vision for the centre aisle was to take visitors on a journey across Europe, highlighting the areas visited by St Comgall while highlighting his origins in Bangor, Co Down. Working to the Architects designs Armatile’s in-house design team drew up detailed fabrication drawings for the client’s approval and itemised each individual piece required to be ordered from the manufacturer for the project. Within each section of the aisle there are 54 individual waterjet cut pieces that are fitted together to create an ornate Celtic weave linking one part of St Comgall’s Mission from Bangor, through Europe where he established monasteries in countries such as France, Switzerland and Italy. Our manufacturing team based in our factory in Armagh then used high powered waterjet cutting machinery to cut the base tiles into all the individual shapes before delicately hand assembling each piece in the intricate designs and panels before despatching them to site. This latter element was very important as the preformed designs significantly reduced the fitting time and cost on site. St Comgall's Parish Church Next Previous

St Patrick’s Cathedral (TTA award winner 2004 best use of tile by an architect or designer). St Patricks Cathedral Armagh ENQUIRE NOW < Back Overview Churches SECTOR: Gregory Architects and Rooney and McConville Architects ARCHITECT / DESIGNER Cathedral Road LOCATION: St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh CLIENT: COMPLETION DATE: 2003-06-01 The Brief St Patrick’s Cathedral in Armagh underwent an extensive restoration in 2002/2003. The then Archbishop, now Cardinal, Dr Sean Brady appointed Gregory Architects and Rooney and McConville Architects to oversee the project. A main element of this £6 million 17 month refit, which was part-funded by the Heritage Lottery, entailed the redesigning of the sanctuary including the complete manufacture and fitment of a new floor by Armatile to the exacting specifications of the liturgal architect. From the complex curved radius trellis patterns, through the stunning use of engraved polished porcelain on the altar, to the replication of original mosaic flooring in the bapistry and synod bathrooms, the complexity, scale and detailed finish requested by the architectural brief of this project required Armatile to utilize the full range of skills of our technical manufacturing and fitting teams. Only then could we ensure a perfect manufactured and fitted finish as per specification. It was even possible to incorporate a modern take by the architect with a new mosaic/waterjet cut section inspired by an original drawing which had not been incorporated into the original build, bringing to life a design that lay dormant for over a hundred years. St Patricks Cathedral Armagh Next Previous

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40d755c1-fa15-4b4a-8efd-162239a4408c Location: Newry, UK Job Type: Permanent / Full-Time Job Sector: Manufacturing | Operator | Warehouse Operative Salary: Negotiable Salary Join the Team at Armatile! Are you ready to join a dynamic and growing team? Armatile is looking to expand and we need talented individuals like you to join our team. We are committed to providing a fun and challenging work environment where you can learn and grow your skills. Apply today and become a part of our team! Warehouse Operative - Newry Manufacturing | Operator | Warehouse Operative Permanent / Full-Time Apply Now Is this the job for you? Job Overview Armatile is one of the leading retailers, distributors and manufacturers of tiles in Ireland and the UK. Our products range from the authentically traditional to the truly outrageous and we have supplied many prestigious projects across the world including; Dubai, U.S.A Canada, Europe, and many more throughout the island of Ireland. Candidates need to have a reasonable level of fitness, be able to work quickly, efficiently and competently for this position. You will be a key part of a customer focused team responsible for order assembly and loading for delivery to our customers Duties and Responsibility This role will involve: • Picking products throughout the warehouse, preparing and completing warehouse orders for despatch/delivery according to the daily schedule. • Packing orders to a high standard ensuring despatches have the correct labels and paperwork. • Inspection of orders being despatched/returned, checking for damage/defects. • Storing goods, moving stock around by hand or a forklift truck. • Completing stock checks. • Keeping paperwork up to date. • Ensure that at all times you work within the guidelines led out in the Armatile Health and Safety Policy. Hours of work: 40 hour per week ( Monday to Friday 8.30am to 17:00pm ) Skills and Experience Essential Skills • Driving licence. • Forklift certification. • Good communication skills. • Good team work skills. • Able to demonstrate a good standard of Maths & English. • Will display accuracy and attention to detail at all times to ensure our products leave the warehouse in good condition. • Will have a strong work ethic. • Physical stamina will be important as manual handling is a key part of the job. Desirable Skills • Ability to work under pressure and to deadlines, paying strict attention to detail. • Organisational skills. • Ability to follow instructions. • Ability to work in a busy environment. • Conscientious, articulate and methodical. Experience • Experience of working within a busy a warehouse environment would be an advantage – One year (preferred). • Experience of sorting stock would be an advantage. • Will display accuracy and attention to detail at all times to ensure our products leave the warehouse in good condition Benefits • Contributory company pension • Forklift training • On-Site parking Apply Now Is this the job for you?

Armatile worked closely with DiMaggio Restaurant Group to manufacture a bespoke, geometric hexagonal mosaic floor for The Citizen Bar in Glasgow Citizens Bar Glasgow ENQUIRE NOW < Back Overview Hospitality SECTOR: Armatile ARCHITECT / DESIGNER Glasgow LOCATION: Citizen Bar Glasgow CLIENT: COMPLETION DATE: 2017-06-15 The Brief They wanted to know if we could make a tile mosaic with a hexagon design, for a new project they were working on. Once colours, designs and prices had been agreed, Armatile’s Manufacturing Teams pulled out all the stops to cut and assemble the high quality, mesh-backed interlocking mosaic panels that form the centre piece of the project. DiMaggio’s were delighted with the final results and the service provided by Armatile. Citizens Bar Glasgow Next Previous

Peter Mark Style Club is not just a hair salon, but it is also the Creative Centre which Peter Mark uses as a training hub for all their 72 salons throughout Ireland Winner of "Best use of a tile by an Architect or Designer" in 2009. Peter Marks Hair Salon ENQUIRE NOW < Back Overview Commercial SECTOR: Douglas Wallace ARCHITECT / DESIGNER Dublin LOCATION: Peter Mark Style Club CLIENT: COMPLETION DATE: 2009-09-01 The Brief Peter Mark Style Club is not just a hair salon, but it is also the Creative Centre which Peter Mark uses as a training hub for all their 72 salons, north and south of the border. Style Club is their latest evolution in an industry that has to adapt to constant change. The chic interior must also be functional as the training academy will facilitate up to 800 hairdressers who will work on over 12,000 hours of training in the first year alone. The client, working with top architects Douglas Wallace, wanted the imagery of cut hair on the floor as a catwalk style runner to add to the already funky décor. The idea was that in normal salons the hair is swept off the floor but in this salon the hair is the integral part of the floor. A sample was produced on the architect’s specification and when this was passed the work began on the project. The floor was fitted with a 60x60cm white polished porcelain tile. The hair clipping were subsequently cut out a corresponding black 60x60cm tile. Our waterjet machine was used to cut the exact shapes out of the black tiles and to make the cut outs in the white tiles. The design and style involved in all aspects of the project meant that the floor had to be equally spectacular, and with the TTA Award victory and repeat orders for more Peter Mark salons, that result was achieved. Peter Marks Hair Salon Next Previous

St Patrick’s Church is a landmark building overlooking Newtownards in North County Down. St Patrick’s Church, Newtownards ENQUIRE NOW < Back Overview Churches / Restoration SECTOR: HBK Architects ARCHITECT / DESIGNER Newtownards, Co Down LOCATION: Fr Martin O’Hagan Parish of Newtownards & Comber CLIENT: COMPLETION DATE: 2020-10-02 The Brief After several years of planning and fundraising the client wanted to restore the original integrity of the church, creating a floor with bespoke hand made tile features that paid homage to the building’s history while taking visitors on a spiritual journey to live lives built on the teachings of the gospel. Due to its reputation for understanding the etiquettes of ecclesiastical restoration projects Armatile was appointed. Its brief was to work with the architect and client to design, refine and source the tiling package that would bring the client’s visions to reality and restore the building’s relationship with its beautiful architectural features for future generations to enjoy. St Patrick’s Church, Newtownards Next Previous

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Once a crumbling, inhabitable derelict structure at Ballywalter Park, the restored Georgian Country House on Northern Ireland’s Ard’s Peninsula is now the home of Lord and Lady Dunleath, and a favoured location for TV & film crews. Ballywalter Park ENQUIRE NOW < Back Overview Heritage Restoration SECTOR: Alastair Coey Architects ARCHITECT / DESIGNER Ballywalter Estate LOCATION: Lord and Lady Dunleath CLIENT: COMPLETION DATE: 2009-08-01 The Brief A significant Grade A* listed house built for the present owner's Great, Great, Great Grandfather, Lord Mayor Andrew Mulholland between 1846 and 1850. It was designed of the distinguished artist Sir Charles Lanyon. The picturesque conservatory, also by Lanyon, was added c.1870. The Restoration of Ballywalter Park has been ongoing for many years, having commenced in the late 1950s - early 1960s. In the late 2000s the project to restore of the conservatory at the main house was undertaken. The family wanted to keep as many of the original design features as much as possible. Directly because of Armatile’s surface design expertise and level of understanding in this field of historical restoration it was appointed to work with Contractor HJ O’Boyle on the sympathetic renovation project. Utilising its design expertise and manufacturing capabilities Armatile employed its waterjet cutting capabilities to create radial borders and features for the new floor areas. On site, one of the most significant challenges included preparing the substrate for the installation of the tiles, ensuring the long term integrity and sustainability of the completed project. Images have been added to this project, showing the storyboard of such a historical and delightful building. You can see from our before and after pictures that a lot of work was undertook by Armatile. Ballywalter Park Next Previous

Victorian geometric inspired floor tiles with classic style & modern ease. Pre-assembled sheets for fast, flawless installs, perfect for any space, indoors or out. Victorian Geometric Collection Bring timeless charm to your home with our Victorian-inspired geometric floor tiles. Designed with a nod to classic style, these tiles blend traditional elegance with modern convenience. Available in both heritage and contemporary colours, they’re perfect for hallways, bathrooms, patios and more. Each pattern comes pre-assembled on mesh sheets, making installation quicker, easier and more affordable, no tricky layouts or guesswork needed. Whether indoors or out, you’ll get a flawless finish with a classic touch. Stylish. Practical. Unmistakably timeless. Explore Our Victorian Tiles Modular Victorian Tile Collection Our modular Victorian tile system allows you to effortlessly combine bespoke panels, borders & corners, coordinating infills and decorative inserts (also available in brass) to reflect your personal style. This versatile approach makes it simple to achieve beautifully detailed, heritage-inspired floors with accuracy and ease. Custom panels are available upon request, allowing you to tailor every detail and achieve a truly unique design. Explore Our Victorian Tiles Design Service We design and manufacture custom wall and floor tiles to suit your style. Choose your own colours or work with us to create a bespoke design from scratch. Get in touch to start your project Start your journey today