PORCELANOSA backs flagship Scottish Interior Design Showroom

An acclaimed Spanish manufacturer of tiles, bathrooms and kitchens branded with a history of supplying celebrities and the Royal Family has backed a brand new interior design showroom in Scotland. PORCELANOSA has earned itself a world-renowned reputation for creating bespoke tiles from its base in Spain. It also designs and supplies a range of breathtaking kitchens and bathrooms which are now on show at Robert Sinclair Interiors.  The brainchild of Lamin8 Scotland owner Scott Purdom, Robert Sinclair Interiors recently opened their new independent kitchen, bedroom and bathroom showroom in Forfar, Angus.

Lamin8 Scotland has invested more than £150,000 into their new sister brand after reporting a record year of sales in 2018, and Robert Sinclair Interiors has taken over a 3,000 sq ft premises at Orchardbank in Forfar.  The company currently employs more than 20 people at its manufacturing facility in Monikie, and the new Forfar venture has created a further 15 new jobs spread throughout Angus and Tayside.

Lamin8 Scotland are the only accredited solid surface fabricator and installer in Tayside and have 18 years of Corian fabrication under their belt. Their bespoke manufacturing facility has extensive experience in the manufacture of laminate products, kitchens, bedrooms, wet wall and commercial joinery items. The state of the art facility currently fabricates and manufactures products for a range of kitchen designers, interior design showrooms and suppliers throughout Scotland. The company also has a fitting division which operates throughout Scotland.

Their new sister brand Robert Sinclair Interiors, looks to go direct to market with their bespoke range of products and manufacturing facilities and has received backing from suppliers PORCELANOSA, Caeserstone, Silestone, Neff and Egger, with exclusive access to the largest range of PORCELANOSA products within a Scottish Independent retailer.

Managing Director, Scott Purdom of Robert Sinclair Interiors said: “We have been looking at creating an additional presence within the consumer market for some time and wasted no time in taking the site when it became available.”

“The last 12 months have been spent creating a flagship showroom that marks a new way of displaying the products we manufacture and sell.”

“For the first time ever we have gone for large room sets rather than lots of smaller displays to provide a real-life ambience.

“When people visit we want them to enjoy an experience and make it as exciting and pleasurable as possible – we’ve even got an operational kitchen so that we can regularly hold cooking demonstrations.”