PRODUCT/PROJECT/PROFILE
LOOPHOUSE BRITISH CERAMIC TILE
SAVOY RUG URBAN
COLLECTION
Savoy is inspired by the sharp tailored
style of Thirties London’s high society.
Timeless British masculine elegance,
tradition, charm and sophistication all
describe the mood of this new range
of 100% wool rugs. Various distinctive
patterns such as stripes, plaids, and
cotton ticking form the 12 designs,
including Simpson (pictured), Wallace,
Fletcher, and Smythe, named to
capture the mood of the collection. The
colour palette is formal and traditional
with hues of military blue, red and
green, against an off-white background.
Tel: +44 (0)20 7207 7619
www.loophouse.com
VICTORIA BAIN
British Ceramic Tile has developed five
EMBROIDERED TEXTILES
collections of wall and floor tiles introducing
new designs, textures and sizes. Urban has
been designed with a ‘less is more’ approach
with simplicity and high-end urban-chic style
at the heart of its designs. From gritty earthy
tones to glistening metallics, it offers a wide
choice of finishes including granite (pictured).
Established in 1994 by Victoria Bain, Each tile is available with a selection of
Victoria Bain Embroidered Textiles complementary borders with hints of gold,
creates embroidered textiles for platinum, or stainless steel.
interiors. Her work features in the Tel: +44 (0)1626 834 774
luxury country house hotel and www.britishceramictile.com
spa Chewton Glen, and her original
appliqué forms part of the interiors at
the recently refurbished Rocco Forte
Collection Hotel Amigo in Brussels.
Tel: +44 (0)20 7263 7518
www.victoriabain.co.uk
130 MARCH / APRIL 2009 SLEEPER SPECIFIER VISIT WWW.SLEEPERMAGAZINE.COM FOR MORE PRODUCT NEWS AND INFORMATION
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