From forty square metres to four thousand.
Carré Parfait, of Zouk Mosbeh, Lebanon, opened in 2010 as a 40 m² ceramic-tile shop. Today it sells tiles, sanitaryware and furniture from a 4,000 m² showroom opened in 2022 in one dedicated building on the Zouk Highway, north of Beirut — one of Lebanon's largest tile and bathroom showrooms.
Growth you can measure in square metres.
- 2010
A 40 m² tile shop
Carré Parfait opens with ceramic tiles only — and a working theory that Lebanese homes deserved the tile culture of Spain and Italy.
- 2014
The 1,000 m² move
Sanitaryware joins the tiles, then bespoke woodwork. The shop becomes a showroom; the showroom starts behaving like a studio.
- 2022
The 4,000 m² flagship
The current home on the Zouk Highway: furniture manufactured in-house, lighting, outdoor collections, greenery and accessories — a complete interior under one roof.
Carré Parfait in facts
- Founded
- 2010, as a ceramic-tile shop in Zouk Mosbeh, Lebanon.
- Showroom
- 4,000 m² in one dedicated building on the Zouk Highway, Zouk Mosbeh, opened 2022 — a published floor area, which few showrooms in Lebanon give.
- Maker and importer
- Own factory sites in Zouk Mosbeh and Safra, Lebanon, for wood kitchens, furniture, bespoke woodwork, ceramic basins, countertops and cladding, alongside direct import from Spain and imported collections from Italy. The factories make no tiles.
- Team
- About 70 people, including six interior designers in the showroom.
- Guarantee
- A written 10-year guarantee on the indoor furniture the factory manufactures — parts and repairs included; kitchens, wardrobes, walk-in closets, doors, cladding and outdoor furniture are not covered.
- Spanish roster
- Official dealer for Drevex, Azulejos Benadresa and Grespania, selected at source in Castellón; among the top five Lebanese importers of Spanish tiles.
- Sanitaryware
- Official VitrA distributor in Lebanon since 2023.
- Export office
- Carré Parfait Spain, Castellón — wholesale and export to Europe, Iraq, the Gulf and Africa, and the destination market for the factory's own basins.
- Project references
- Hotels, restaurants and developments across Lebanon and Iraq, including Rotana and IHG (voco) properties.
- Home ground
- Zouk Mosbeh, Keserwan — minutes from Jounieh, Kaslik and Adonis, north of Beirut.
- Languages
- The team serves clients in Arabic, English and French; this site is in English and Arabic.
- Legal entity
- Engineering Services & Solution S.A.R.L., trading as Carré Parfait since 2010.
- VAT number
- 2242836-601
A studio on a showroom floor
The people who walk the floor with you are interior designers, not order-takers: six of them work in the showroom. They read plans, resolve rooms and price alternatives on the spot — which is why a visit here tends to replace a week of scattered supplier meetings.
Three verbs are the whole model: design, source, fabricate. The design is free when Carré Parfait carries out the work, and design alone is available for a fee. Carré Parfait's own team fits the woodwork it makes (kitchens, wardrobes, walk-in closets, vanity units and doors). For the other trades, Carré Parfait can recommend installers, or your own contractor can do the work. For a whole home, Carré Parfait's designers draw the plans and 3D views of a turnkey project, with one contract for the design and all the works.
Our own factory sites: Zouk Mosbeh and Safra
Carré Parfait manufactures at its own factory sites in Zouk Mosbeh and Safra, both in Keserwan. Indoor furniture is made in-house, upholstery included, and guaranteed for ten years, alongside bespoke woodwork and finishing. The custom ceramic basins are good enough to travel the other way across the Mediterranean — Drevex of Castellón, Spain imports them.
The same two sites make wood kitchens, wardrobes, walk-in closets, interior doors and wood cladding, and cut porcelain slabs to size for countertops and tables. They also make ceramic stairs and wall, chimney and facade cladding, but no tiles. Kitchens, wardrobes, walk-in closets, doors and cladding are not covered by the furniture guarantee, and neither is outdoor furniture.
Making things in-house is why the guarantee can be honest and the lead times can be told to your face. A wardrobe or a kitchen usually takes about five weeks from order to delivery.
Lebanon and Spain, both directions
Since 2010 the tiles have come east — from Castellón and from Italian factories. Today the trade runs both ways: Carré Parfait Spain, the company's Spanish office, sells wholesale to buyers abroad, and Lebanese-made basins sell into Spain itself.
For homeowners this means collections chosen at the source. For the trade it means a Lebanese partner with an office in Castellón.