Bathrooms, resolved in one room.
Carré Parfait is an official VitrA dealer in Lebanon and has supplied sanitaryware since 2010 — basins, WCs, bathtubs, shower enclosures, mixers and brassware, shown in complete bathroom settings at the 4,000 m² showroom in Zouk Mosbeh, north of Beirut.
What sanitaryware does Carré Parfait carry?
Everything a bathroom is built from: washbasins and vanity units, WCs and seats, freestanding and built-in bathtubs, shower enclosures with trays and glass, kitchen and bathroom mixers, and the brassware that ties a room together. Pieces stand in full bathroom settings — tile, stone and light included — so you judge the room, not a catalogue photo.
Alongside the imported ranges sits something no other Lebanese showroom offers: custom ceramic basins designed and made in Carré Parfait's own factory in Lebanon — a line good enough that Drevex of Castellón, Spain imports it.
What does VitrA at Carré Parfait mean?
VitrA is one of the most respected names in sanitaryware, and Carré Parfait is an official VitrA dealer in Lebanon. The relationship runs past the stockroom: VitrA has held a training seminar for Lebanese plumbers at the Carré Parfait showroom, with its regional manager in attendance — the kind of event a brand runs only where it trusts the counter.
One clarification worth making: VitrA (the Turkish bathroom brand) is not Vitra (the Swiss furniture company). The bathrooms carried here are VitrA.
How much does bathroom sanitaryware cost in Lebanon?
The spread is wide because the category is wide: a complete bathroom can be specified at sensible cost or built around statement pieces, and the price follows the brand, the material and the mechanism far more than the size. Dealing directly with manufacturers keeps every tier competitively priced.
The fastest route to a real number: message the showroom on WhatsApp with your bathroom's dimensions and the pieces you need, or walk in — a designer will specify and price the full room with you in one visit.
Does Carré Parfait supply bathrooms for hotels and projects?
Yes — sanitaryware at project scale is a core line of work, with references that include hotel projects in Beirut and across Iraq. Specifiers get wholesale terms, consolidated logistics through the Lebanese showroom or the Spanish office, and a single counter that can also supply the tiles and woodwork the same project needs.
Common questions.
- Is Carré Parfait an official VitrA dealer in Lebanon?
- Yes. Carré Parfait is an official VitrA dealer in Lebanon, carrying VitrA sanitaryware, brassware and bathroom furniture at its Zouk Highway showroom. VitrA has also held a plumbers' training seminar at the showroom with its regional manager present.
- Is VitrA the same as Vitra furniture?
- No — they are different companies. VitrA (capital A) is the Turkish bathroom brand whose sanitaryware and brassware Carré Parfait carries. Vitra of Switzerland makes designer furniture and is not related. If you searched for bathroom fittings, VitrA at Carré Parfait is what you're looking for.
- Does Carré Parfait install the sanitaryware it sells?
- Yes. Carré Parfait designs, supplies, fabricates and installs — the same studio that sells you the basin can plan the bathroom around it and fit it on site. Installation is quoted with the supply, so there is one counter responsible for the finished room.
- Do you carry shower enclosures and trays?
- Yes — shower enclosures in sliding and hinged formats, with matching trays and glass, are displayed at the showroom alongside bathtubs and wet-room surfaces. Bring your bathroom's dimensions and a designer will confirm which enclosure formats fit your space.