H&R Johnson offers crafty fusion of styles through their wide range of products like tiles, sanitary ware & bath fittings, engineered marble, quartz, modular kitchens and modular furniture.
A little bit of style and innovation can make your home the best place to live in. And this has nothing to do with furniture or furnishings. Tiles play a very subtle, but an extremely important role in making a space look beautiful. One of the pioneering and reputed brand in this segment H&R Johnson has the most stylish and comprehensive range of tiles for both the residential and commercial segment. The brand offers tiles in 20 different sizes, Nine different thickness and 15 surface finishes to suit the functional and aesthetics requirement.
Not just limiting to tiles, H&R Johnson has extended its offerings and enjoys the reputation of being the only entity in India to offer end-to-end solutions of tiles, sanitary ware & bath fittings, engineered marble and quartz as well as modular kitchens and modular furniture.
H&R Johnson provides Johnson tiles under four sub-brands i.e. Johnson Tiles, Johnson Porselano, Johnson Marbonite and Johnson Endura. The brand offers several categories in tiling solutions for residential interiors and exteriors, offices & malls, industrial and landscaping requirements.
H&R Johnson caters to various sectors with its wide range of tiles for every space, which includes tiles like high-performance tiles, alkali-resistant tiles, anti-static tiles and scratch-free ties. For commercial spaces they offer hi-traffic and scratch-free tiles, swimming pool tiles, porcelain tiles with germ-free quality etc. For households, we offer anti-skid tiles for bathrooms, stain and scratch-resistant tiles for living room and kitchen, germ free tiles for both floor and walls, large format tiles etc.
Johnson Bathrooms offers the most comprehensive range covering CP Fittings, germ-free sanitary ware, wellness and bathing luxury products.
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