Imperial Design Concepts

Our Collections

Four material categories. One structured selection process. Each collection is curated across practical, premium and luxury segments — so the recommendation fits the project, not the other way around.

Our four collections sit under one roof at Sector 82, Mohali, and they are shown together on purpose. Tiles, bath fittings, sanitaryware and surfaces are physically interdependent decisions; judged separately, they resolve into a room that feels almost right. Judged together, under one light, in one sitting, they resolve properly.

Open-plan living room finished in full-body porcelain wall tiles — IDC Mohali
Collection 01

Tiles

Large-format porcelain slabs, glazed and full-body vitrified surfaces, wood and stone finishes, outdoor and parking solutions, and designer wall ranges — selected for performance, format and finish rather than for catalogue breadth.

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Minimal marble bathroom with premium bath fittings — IDC Mohali
Collection 02

Bath Fittings

Concealed and exposed shower systems, basin and bath mixers, and accessories from Italian and international houses alongside proven premium Indian lines — in chrome, PVD, matt black, gold and specialty finishes.

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Luxury marble bathroom vanity with designer sanitaryware — IDC Mohali
Collection 03

Sanitaryware

Wall-hung and floor-mounted WCs, concealed cisterns with serviceable mechanisms, and counter, vessel and wall-hung basins — selected for form, engineering and long-term serviceability alike.

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Large-format marble slabs in an open living space — IDC Mohali
Collection 04

Surface Solutions

Large-format cladding, book-matched and vein-matched slabs, textured and three-dimensional panels, facade surfaces and countertop slabs — for walls, facades and interiors where the material itself becomes the design.

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Curated across three project segments

Every collection is curated across the three Velora tiers rather than being pitched at one kind of client. Velora Select serves practical, value-conscious residential work — builder floors and smart developments, where availability across units and dependable performance govern. Velora Elite serves premium residences with refined, balanced design. Velora Forte serves luxury and bespoke architectural projects, with imported collections and statement surfaces specified by private appointment.

The structured selection process is the same in all three. What changes is the shortlist, not the standard of thinking behind it. You can read more about the Velora framework, or see the houses we curate from.

Questions We Are Asked Often

Questions about the collections

Can I see all four collections in one visit?

Yes. Tiles, bath fittings, sanitaryware and surface solutions are all displayed at the Sector 82, Mohali studio, and we deliberately keep them under one roof so they can be judged against each other in one sitting. That is the point of the studio: a tile and a fitting seen a week apart, in different light, in different places, cannot be properly compared.

Do you display materials at full scale?

Yes. Large-format slabs are shown upright and full size, textured panels are lit directionally so their relief actually reads, and sanitaryware is installed at working heights rather than lined up on a floor. A 100 mm sample chip is close to useless for judging a 1600x3200 mm surface or the proportion of a basin on a counter.

How long does a selection session usually take?

A focused session for a single bathroom typically runs about an hour. A full home — tiles, fittings, sanitaryware and surfaces across every room — is usually two or three sessions. Coming with drawings or an area statement, even a rough one, makes a considerable difference to how much gets settled in the first visit.

Do you supply outside Mohali and Chandigarh?

Yes. The studio serves Mohali, Chandigarh, Panchkula, Zirakpur, Kharar, New Chandigarh, Derabassi and Banur directly, and we have supplied projects across Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, and in 6 Indian states and 2 countries over the last decade.

What should I bring to a first visit?

Floor plans if you have them, an approximate area statement, photographs of the space as it stands, and any reference images that capture the look you are after. If an architect or contractor is involved, their stage of work matters too — whether the plumbing is roughed in yet changes which options are still genuinely open.

In Person

Collections are experienced best in person.

Visit the studio in Sector 82, Mohali to see materials in the right context, at full scale, under proper light.

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