Exceeding guest expectations
Hospitality spaces must adhere to a wide range of uses, wants, and needs. And interiors are key in how guests engage with their surroundings. Smile supports with beautiful, sustainable surfaces.
GAIL's Bakery
Much like Smile Plastics, GAIL’s – the hugely popular, community-focused bakery – is committed to supporting a circular economy. It does this through an end-to-end food system; by carefully selecting like-minded suppliers of good quality ingredients; and being fervently dedicated to waste reduction and sustainable sourcing across all that it does.
Its ‘Waste Not’ range of bread, pantry items and pasties incorporate by-products from the baking process, such as offcuts of dough and the previous day’s bread. Similarly, in its bakeries GAIL’s often upcycles, re-using furniture, fixtures, and fittings across its portfolio of sites so that almost nothing goes to waste. For many reasons, including all of the above, we’re extremely proud to be amongst its material partners.
Atelier Réalité
Located in the Portuguese fishing village of Ericeira, Atelier Réalité have converted an uncharacteristic commercial space into The Capsule Cafe. With emphasis on a chromatic palette of blue and white, dominant in most of the buildings’ facades and natural surroundings, our 100% recycled 100% recyclable panels are a natural fit for this functioning space —employed in a wide spectrum of applications, from the counter and tabletops, to the bathroom vanity unit and wash basin.
Lobe Block
A visionary project nestled along Böttgerstraße, Lobe block boasts a striking, fully glazed frontage that exudes modern elegance. Its expansive glass façades welcome the ever-changing seasons' sunlight, creating an inviting atmosphere. The design, featuring Alba tabletops and seating benches, transforms terraces into expansive communal garden spaces. Meanwhile, the rooftop offers a breathtaking 360-degree panorama of Berlin, a testament to genuine openness.
Silo Restaurant
Silo restaurant, headed up by chef Douglas McMaster, sets out to create zero waste and close the loop on food production processes. The white-painted dining room is anchored by a huge fluted bar countertop crafted from Smile Plastics, also seen on the foil-flecked Charcoal tops of the dining tables.
Crome London Tabletops
Whilst there are some constraints in the visual language and patterns that we can produce with our raw materials and unique processes, there is real freedom to play with colours, patterns and styles to match your brand identity.
