The basin Lebanon exports.
Carré Parfait manufactures porcelain washbasins in its own factory in Lebanon — monolithic pedestal columns and counter slabs, handcrafted and finished piece by piece. The same line is exported to Drevex in Castellón, Spain: Lebanese craft selling into the heart of Europe's tile country.
Can I order a custom-size washbasin in Lebanon?
Yes — Carré Parfait manufactures porcelain washbasins in its own factory in Lebanon and takes custom dimensions on request. The Slab Collection covers pedestal basins around 55×45×85 cm and counter slabs at 100×46 cm, in matt, travertine-look and onyx-look finishes, all handcrafted and displayed at the 4,000 m² Zouk Mosbeh showroom.
Updated August 2026
The Slab Collection
A monolithic washbasin crafted from premium porcelain — minimal in form, timeless in presence. Four of the collection's formats, from the catalogue:
A1
- Pedestal washbasin
- 55 × 45 × 85 cm
- Natural matt
B2-2
- Pedestal washbasin
- 50 × 45 × 85 cm
- Travertine-look, natural matt
D-1
- Slab washbasin
- 100 × 46 × 16 cm
- Natural matt
E1
- Pedestal washbasin
- 50 × 45 × 85 cm
- Glossy white onyx-look
Why does Spain import basins from Lebanon?
Castellón is the capital of Spanish ceramics — the province produces most of Spain's tiles, and its buyers can source from any factory in the world. Drevex, a ceramics house in the Castellón region, imports Carré Parfait's Lebanese-made basins. That purchase decision, made in the most saturated ceramic market in Europe, is the shortest possible quality argument.
The trade runs both ways: Carré Parfait imports Spanish tiles directly from Castellón, and exports its own manufactured basins back. Few showrooms anywhere sit on both sides of that route.
How are the basins made?
Each basin is a single monolithic piece of premium porcelain — no joints, no seams — handcrafted in Carré Parfait's factory and finished by hand. The surface is non-porous, so it cleans easily and holds its finish through daily use; the material is dense enough for hotels, spas and commercial washrooms as well as homes.
Because the factory is in-house, dimensions are not a catalogue constraint. A vanity that needs a 90-centimetre slab instead of a metre, or a pedestal in a specific finish, is a conversation with the workshop, not a special-order surcharge from abroad.
Small bathrooms, freestanding pieces, full projects
The pedestal formats stand free — a sculptural column that resolves a small guest bathroom in one move, with no vanity cabinet required. Slab formats sit on furniture or masonry for larger rooms. Both are displayed in complete bathroom settings at the showroom, alongside the VitrA sanitaryware and the tiles the room will be built from, so a basin is chosen in context rather than from a photo.
For hotels, restaurants and developments, the factory supplies basins at project quantities with the rest of the bathroom package — one supplier for the tiles, the sanitaryware and the basins themselves.
Common questions.
- What are Carré Parfait's basins made of?
- Premium porcelain, shaped as a single monolithic piece and handcrafted in Carré Parfait's own factory in Lebanon. The surface is smooth and non-porous — easy to clean, hygienic, and durable enough for daily use in homes, hotels and commercial washrooms.
- What sizes do the basins come in?
- The Slab Collection's pedestal basins run around 50–55 cm wide, 45 cm deep and 85 cm tall; slab washbasins measure 100 × 46 cm with a 16 cm ceramic height. Because Carré Parfait manufactures in-house, custom dimensions are taken on request through the showroom.
- Are the basins really exported to Spain?
- Yes. Carré Parfait's Lebanese-made basins are exported to Drevex, a ceramics house in the Castellón region of Spain — the same province Carré Parfait imports Spanish tiles from. The trade runs in both directions.
- Can hotels and projects order basins in quantity?
- Yes — the factory supplies project quantities, and Carré Parfait's references include hotel and restaurant work in Lebanon and Iraq. Projects can combine basins with tiles and VitrA sanitaryware from the same counter, with logistics through the Lebanese showroom or the Spanish office.
- Where can I see the basins before ordering?
- At the 4,000 m² Carré Parfait showroom on the Zouk Highway in Zouk Mosbeh, where the collection stands in complete bathroom settings. Message the showroom on WhatsApp with your bathroom's dimensions and the team will shortlist formats before you visit.