The Armani/Roca bathroom concept is the expression of elegant simplicity and total harmony, both quintessential of Giorgio Armani’s unmistakable style, captured in the bathroom space. An integral interior design concept which transforms the bathroom into a space dedicated to the pleasure of the senses. The concept is an island of sophistication with a revolutionary approach which offers a full range of practical solutions commensurate with the most contemporary and cosmopolitan home.

Roca banks on innovation, all the way from product conception and design to manufacture, logistics and distribution. Technological excellence extends to all our factories around the world, facilitating the creation of synergies and guaranteeing the highest quality throughout the production process. On the basis of the wealth of experience obtained in all our production centres, the Technology Department devotes its efforts to continuing to perfect the whole process of developing and manufacturing new products in order to maintain our leading position in industrial and technological capacity.

As a family business, we have a long tradition of quality craftsmanship and we manufacture all our products in Germany. With our employees' expertise and our decades of experience in producing parquet, we offer you brand name quality made in Germany - made by HARO. Take the bonding of the different layers for our parquet flooring, for example. As a global provider, we have to make sure that our parquet boards are just as durable in the tropics as they are on the polar circle.

Gerflor is recognized as a specialist and a world leader in resilient flooring solutions. The group creates, manufactures and markets innovative, design-led and ecoresponsible solutions for flooring and complementary interior finishes. Already well-established in more than 100 countries, Gerflor is continuously developing its activities in new markets.

A. O. Smith produced its first residential water heater in 1939, establishing a tradition of innovation that continues to this day. In 1953, A. O. Smith shipped its first commercial water heater equipped with a “glass-lined” tank, which remains the industry standard for protecting steel from the corrosive effects of water.