PRODUCT PROFILE


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SENSO IMPRESSIONS


Senso has marked the launch of its new Impressions range with an installation at Moooi’s first permanent showroom in the UK at London’s Portobello Dock. The seamless resin flooring, designed by Marcel Wanders, is based on Senso’s advanced Freeze™ technology and gives a playful three-dimensional illusion. Tel: +44 (0)20 8969 0183 www.sensofloors.co.uk


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THE RUG COMPANY DAVID ROCKWELL COLLECTION


The Rug Company has collaborated with David Rockwell to design a four-piece rug collection, wallhanging and cushion inspired by the architect’s own personal collection of vintage kaleidoscopes. Spotlight is a tightly-woven hand- knotted Tibetan wool rug depicting a spot light, while Rings and Platinum display modern, abstract patterns of their respective oval and square shapes. The Rings design comes in two colorways – gold and silver – and has varying pile heights for a richer, more dynamic texture. Tel: +44 (0)20 7229 5148 www.therugcompany.info


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BRINTONS NUANCE


Brintons has teamed up with New York-based product designer Stacy Garcia to launch a new Axminster carpet collection called ‘Nuance’. The collection marks the continuation of Brintons working with international designers to develop fresh and invigorating collections that complement the work of its in-house design team. Nuance is inspired by the ephemeral world and captures nature’s transient moments through a strong focus on abstraction and the organic. Colours and moods are taken from natural elements and the forces of nature: light, sound, sand and the ocean. Tel: +44 (0)1562 820 000 www.brintons.net


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