The jewel in the crown of our work.
From raw materials to finished product, our tiles and other characteristic building components are all made in our own factory.
Over the years, Albarello has built up abundant expertise in the field of restoration and renovation.
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We produce reproductions of historical building ceramics by analysing the original production process. We develop colours, glazes, tactility and tile shapes based on our experience, expertise and extensive testing.
PRICE QUOTATION
Based on image material, we can already give you a quotation or we can already make you an offer via a tile.
Specialisation
Albarello specialises in monument restoration and the reproduction of traditional floor, wall and façade tiles. In addition, we supply custom products, not only due to our high-quality paintwork, but also our unique knowledge of historical materials and production methods.
Laboratory
Albarello values traditional techniques, and, by contrast, also the most innovative developments in the field of ceramics. For these reasons, we have a new department focused on the very latest reproduction possibilities. Staff with broad restoration experience work in our laboratory.
GROVE CONSTRUCTION CERAMICS
Upon request, we also manufacture stair, hollow base and risers and reproduce authentic tiles for restoration projects.
QUOTE?
Feel free to contact us via the contact form or request a quote
PROJECTS
Are you curious about what we can do? Then take a look at our projects to get an impression of the orders we have made.
PROJECTS
Woudagemaal Lemmer, Koninklijke Industrieele Groote Club Amsterdam and Krakelingen for vila Insulinde Groningen, window sills Watertorenparck IJmuiden.
Highlighted Projects
Museum Boijmans van Beuningen Rotterdam
Not only is the art collection at the Museum Boijmans van Beuningen exceptional, but the building itself is also quite spectacular. The red brick museum was designed by the municipal architect Van der Steur and survived the 194 Read more
Canal house in Dordrecht
Restoration project for a nineteenth-century national monument. Interesting fact: No less that 25 different additional types of tiles were made.
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