What tiles were used at The Salad Project in Paris?

Two tiles from Archi.tile, both in the bathrooms: Elegant Alpi Verde (ATMCKI105), a rich green tile, on the floors, and Nanterre Beige Brick (ATCRN106), a neutral 4.8x20 linear brick format, on the walls.

What slip rating does Elegant Alpi Verde have?

Elegant Alpi Verde has an R10 slip rating and a pendulum test value (PTV) of 36+. Whether it's right for your floor depends on the specific area and use, so check with the Archi.tile team at sales@archi-tile.com before you specify.

Can I still get the tiles used at The Salad Project?

Elegant Alpi Verde is part of our Elegant range. Nanterre Beige Brick (ATCRN106), the 4.8x20 linear brick on the walls, has been discontinued by the factory, but you can explore the rest of the Nanterre range for current options.

Where can I see these tiles in person?

Visit Archi.tile's showrooms in Corby, Northamptonshire or Clerkenwell, London to see the Elegant and Nanterre ranges, or email sales@archi-tile.com.

Who supplied the tiles for The Salad Project, Paris?

Archi.tile, a UK tile supplier working with architects, designers and specifiers, with showrooms in Corby and London Clerkenwell.

The Salad Project

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The Salad Project

Restaurant · Paris, France

Client: The Salad Project
Sector: Restaurant
Location: Rue Réaumur, Paris
Tiled areas: Bathroom floors & walls

Green underfoot, brick on the walls

Archi.tile supplied the bathroom tiles for The Salad Project, a new restaurant on Rue Réaumur in Paris. Elegant Alpi Verde ( ATMCKI105 ), a rich green tile rated R10 with a PTV of 36+, covers the floors, and Nanterre Beige Brick ( ATCRN106 ), a neutral 4.8x20 linear brick format, lines the walls.

Green underfoot, calm on the walls. Alpi Verde brings the drama at floor level with a deep, rich green. Nanterre Beige Brick steadies it above with a soft neutral in a slim linear format. Colour against texture, bold against quiet.

The result is a bathroom with its own identity, as fresh as The Salad Project’s approach to food.

Front of house at The Salad Project. Our tiles are in the bathrooms.

Tiles used in this project

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ATMCKI105

Elegant Alpi Verde

Used on the bathroom floors
R10 slip rating · PTV 36+

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ATCRN106

Nanterre Beige Brick

Used on the bathroom walls
4.8x20 brick format, now discontinued. See the Nanterre range for current sizes.

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Good questions

What tiles were used at The Salad Project in Paris?: Two tiles from Archi.tile, both in the bathrooms: Elegant Alpi Verde (ATMCKI105), a rich green tile, on the floors, and Nanterre Beige Brick (ATCRN106), a neutral 4.8x20 linear brick format, on the walls.
What slip rating does Elegant Alpi Verde have?: Elegant Alpi Verde has an R10 slip rating and a pendulum test value (PTV) of 36+. Whether it's right for your floor depends on the specific area and use, so check with the Archi.tile team at sales@archi-tile.com before you specify.
Can I still get the tiles used at The Salad Project?: Elegant Alpi Verde is part of our Elegant range. Nanterre Beige Brick (ATCRN106), the 4.8x20 linear brick on the walls, has been discontinued by the factory, but you can explore the rest of the Nanterre range for current options.
Where can I see these tiles in person?: Visit Archi.tile's showrooms in Corby, Northamptonshire or Clerkenwell, London to see the Elegant and Nanterre ranges, or email sales@archi-tile.com.
Who supplied the tiles for The Salad Project, Paris?: Archi.tile, a UK tile supplier working with architects, designers and specifiers, with showrooms in Corby and London Clerkenwell.