Kajaria Group Opens 15,000 sft Experience Centre in Pune
Kajaria Ceramics and its bathware and sanitaryware brand Kerovit have opened a 15,000 sft Experience Centre in Shivaji Nagar, Pune, showcasing surface collections, bathware and integrated bathroom solutions for architects, designers and homeowners. The centre is designed to bring tiles, slabs, sanitaryware and faucets together in contextual settings, allowing visitors to assess materials in relation to light, scale, texture, functionality and spatial applications. The facility presents Kajaria’s surface portfolio alongside Kerovit’s bathware solutions to support material selection and specification.
Planned across multiple levels, the Experience Centre has a common lobby on the ground floor, with dedicated display environments across three levels of 4,000 sft each. The second floor houses an office, reception and tile gallery featuring Glazed Vitrified Tiles and Gres Tiles in a 40 ×120 cm format. The third floor features Kajaria’s UniTerra and Ultima surface collections along with Vitronite slabs. The sixth level houses Kerovit’s bathware portfolio alongside coordinated tile applications. The displays include mock-ups using 30 ×60 cm, 60 × 120 cm and 40 × 40 cm formats, along with parking tiles and step stones. The centre also showcases largeformat vitrified slabs, surface finishes, sanitaryware and faucets through complete spatial installations, enabling visitors to view products in combination rather than as individual materials
Rishi Kajaria, Managing Director, Kajaria Ceramics, said, “The way architects and designers engage with materials has evolved significantly. Today’s conversations extend beyond aesthetics to include performance and the experience of space. Our Pune Experience Centre reflects this shift by creating an environment where design professionals can explore our complete ecosystem through context, collaboration and informed specification.” He further added, “The Experience Centre has been envisioned as a place where materials can be understood in relation to the space. By bringing surfaces and bathware together within complete spatial settings, we hope to enable more informed conversations around design and functionality.”