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Halmann Vella was the main supplier of natural stone and assisted in the construction of the M&G Garden, one of the main gardens at the 2017 Chelsea Flower Show. The garden, which was designed by James Basson, director of Scape Design, was awarded a Gold Medal as well as the prestigious award for Best Show Garden and Best Construction. The garden was modelled on the Maltese landscape, particularly a disused Maltese quarry and utilised Maltese stone as well as a number of plants which are endemic to Malta. The garden took a whole year of planning and production. The stone …

Halmann Vella was involved in the restructuring and renovation of the Dolmen Resort Hotel. The hotel lobby immediately sets the tone for the rest of the space, with the luxurious Neolith Estatuario flooring pulling you in with anticipation of what lies ahead. The flooring in the corridors leading to the rooms is Neolith Beton, a concrete grey colour which, true to the hotel’s modern style is right on trend. There is a contrast between the functional areas (lobby and corridors) and the recreational areas such as the hotel’s main restaurant which has a distinctly warmer and cosier ambience featuring darker …

The homeowners opted for a mix of natural stone: marble, granite and slate as well as engineered stone for the kitchen countertop. A beautiful mix of whites and greys for a modern look and an open and inviting space.

Impeccable style is at the heart of this home. A mixture of modern and classic styles lead to a space that is simple, elegant, warm and cozy. The home has a welcoming vintage feel, with a clear contrast between the functional and lounging areas. The kitchen features a Bianco Carrara marble kitchen top and terrazzo flooring which combine well with the light cabinetry and gives the room a bright and fresh feel. The lounge area has a warmer feel, enhanced by the colours of the traditional patterned tiles. The outdoor area and staircases feature terrazzo, a material that is ideal for …

De Vilhena is a boutique hotel situated in a recently restored building in Valletta. With 22 modern guest rooms matched against a classical touch of elegance it reminisces the city’s past grandeur. Marble was the material of choice to complement the timeless elegance and style of this space.  Guests are immediately greeted by a stunning entrance with Calacatta Oro marble flooring with an Emperador Dark border and walls clad in Crema Laguna. Bianco Carrara marble was selected for the corridors leading to the guest rooms. Marble flooring is also a main feature in the guest rooms, with some rooms having …

The use of patterned tiles in this space is a perfect example of finding a balance between the traditional and the contemporary for a totally classic look. Whilst the pattern leans more towards the traditional, the neutral colours give it a more contemporary look. It is a look that is vibrant and bold yet refined.

Patterned tiles are the common theme, visually connecting all the rooms in this corporate office designed by A.Collective.  These tiles add warmth and give a homey feel which is not the norm within a corporate setting. Then again, with a staff kitchen that looks more like a trendy cafeteria, this office space is clearly a cut above the rest.

Halmann Vella was one of the main suppliers in the renovation of The Qawra Palace Hotel. Elegant and stylish large format ceramic tiles in Crema Marfil matte finish were utilised in the main areas and the lobby. An Emparador Dark marble staircase adds drama to the space.

Halmann Vella recently helped restore the marble floor of the Mdina Cathedral Museum back to its former glory.

Taking an old terraced house in a perfect state of disrepair and transforming it into a modern office space is no easy feat. Valentino Architects, took on the challenge using surfacing materials from Halmann Vella. Extensive renovations were carried out, whilst respecting the history of the building. The flooring was replaced throughout using Brushed Saturno Travertine which adds neutral colour, warmth and texture to the space. The final result is a mix of old architecture with modern touches for a truly beautiful, bright office space.