Sèves, Dbayeh.
From its showroom in Zouk Mosbeh, north of Beirut, Carré Parfait supplied the ceramic tiles and sanitaryware for Sèves, a new chef-led Mediterranean-Lebanese restaurant in Dbayeh, Lebanon. The work was done in January and February 2026, and Dbayeh is a short drive down the coast from the showroom.
Sèves
- Project
- Sèves restaurant — chef-led Mediterranean-Lebanese dining
- Location
- Dbayeh, Lebanon
- Supplied
- Ceramic tiles and sanitaryware
- Completed
- January–February 2026
- Sector
- Restaurants & hospitality
What is Sèves?
Carré Parfait of Zouk Mosbeh supplied the ceramic tiles and sanitaryware for Sèves, a new restaurant in Dbayeh on the coast north of Beirut, built around chef-led Mediterranean-Lebanese dining. The work was carried out in January and February 2026. It is the showroom's newest published restaurant reference in Lebanon, joining Amelia in Faraya.
What a restaurant needs from tiles and sanitaryware
Restaurant floors take chairs dragged, trolleys wheeled and spills mopped through every service, so the tile is specified for wear and slip resistance before its colour. Washrooms are the other test: cleaned several times a day with strong products, the sanitaryware and wall tiles have to take that regime and still look right at closing time. Carré Parfait supplied both packages for Sèves from one counter, the ceramic tiles and the sanitaryware, with the supply completed in January and February 2026.
Supplied from Zouk Mosbeh, a short drive up the coast
Dbayeh and Zouk Mosbeh sit on the same coastal highway north of Beirut, so Sèves was supplied from the 4,000 m² Carré Parfait showroom on the Zouk Highway, a short drive up the coast. A restaurant team can see tile and sanitaryware together in one visit, Monday to Friday 09:00–19:00 and Saturday 09:00–14:00, and settle the specification with a designer on the floor. Larger F&B orders are consolidated through Lebanon or through Carré Parfait Spain in Castellón, as the wholesale page explains; the Sulaymaniyah restaurant references, Crepaway and Nasma, were supplied as consolidated export shipments.