PRODUCT/PROJECT/PROFILE
JAB
BRINTONS ACADIA
ANSTOETZ
SPIRIT
Whether dots, squares or checks, graphic shapes
and structures have inspired Jab Anstoetz’s Spirit
collection. The upholstery fabrics offer not only entire
seating landscapes, but also individual pieces of
furniture in a variety of colour groups from ruby-red/
black and chocolate/black, to violet/green. The seven
articles in the collection all have special qualities Brintons has added to its collection of stock carpets by unveiling
due to their design, colour, or yarn. Milano (pictured) a new seven-row Axminster range called Acadia. The range, with
features partially overlapping blossoms resembling the a total pile weight of 1023g/m
2
, features eight colours with small
graphics of the Dutch artist Maurits Escher, famous for patterns. The carpet specification means it is suitable for hotel
his works of art presenting visual illusions. guestrooms and marine installations.
Tel: +44 (0)20 7349 9323 Tel: +44 (0)1562 635 665
www.jab.de www.brintons.net
ALTRO+SUPERGRIF
ANDY THORNTON
ORA-ÏTO BATHROOM COLLECTION
WAVES
French designer Ora-Ïto has The new Waves Collection
unveiled his latest collection of hospitality furniture has
of basins, taps, furniture, and been launched by UK contract
shower solutions designed for furnisher Andy Thornton.
Altro+Supergrif. The collection Featured in the company’s
is part of the Alchemy Design latest catalogue, ‘edition 17’,
Award programme. the collection includes a side
Tel: + 44 (0)845 388 0782 chair, armchair, lounge chair,
www.alchemyaward.com bar stool and two-seat sofa.
The range is characterised by
a solid beech frame and can
be upholstered in a range of
fabrics or leather.
Tel: +44 (0)1422 376 000
www.andythornton.com
126 MARCH / APRIL 2009 SLEEPER SPECIFIER VISIT WWW.SLEEPERMAGAZINE.COM FOR MORE PRODUCT NEWS AND INFORMATION
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