spotlight: Brintons
discerning commercial designers and architects choose Brintons to fulfill the carpeting requirement on their projects. The British company has been at the forefront of carpet design, technical development and manufacture for more than 200 years. Brintons has ultimate control over all of the elements involved in producing its quality Axminster carpet and that’s great news for its commercial customers. By controlling the sourcing, dying, spinning and weaving of its yarn, Brintons only produces carpet that is comfortable, hard wearing, retains its appearance and is easy to install. The Kidderminster-based company leads by design and its high-quality creative
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work serves as a source of inspiration for designers and architects working in the hospitality, public spaces, gaming, marine and leisure sectors. It regularly launches new and inspirational design collections and makes a point of collaborating with well- known designers – most recently Stacy Garcia and Timorous Beasties – to give its work a contemporary twist. To satisfy the requirements of its public spaces customers, Brintons has just
launched a brand-new design collection that has been developed exclusively for public spaces projects. The collection aims to give designers and architects working on airport, convention centre and sports stadia projects easy access to an attractive and functional flooring solution.
PROVIDING BESPOKE DESIGNS CREATED FOR ST PANCRAS RENAISSANCE HOTEL
Brintons has been responsible for designing and delivering some of the most visually striking carpets that have ever been used in the commercial sector. Its most recent projects in the UK include working alongside GA Design to develop the Axminster carpet that has been installed at the brand-new St Pancras Renaissance Hotel in central London. As well as developing a range of contemporary carpet
arpet is an important product when designing and shaping an interior. The floor space is an expansive canvass and, if treated correctly, can be used to make a striking impact. It’s therefore no surprise that many of the world’s
designs for the project, Brintons was also asked to design the period Axminster carpet that was installed on the hotel’s Grand Staircase.
INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS Brintons is equally adept when successfully delivering commercial projects abroad. It recently designed and supplied 100,000 sq metres of bespoke Axminster carpet to the newly-opened Resorts World Sentosa complex in Singapore and has been responsible for fulfilling the single largest commercial carpet order in the world when it supplied 175,000 sq metres (the equivalent area of 24 football pitches) of its Axminster to the brand-new Terminal 3 building at Delhi International Airport in India.
A COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE After fulfilling the design brief, Brintons works with the customer to ensure the carpet is delivered on time and within budget. This involves understanding the client’s deadlines, shaping the project, designing the carpet to the most efficient size and offering the customer important guidance throughout. Being commissioned to work on prestigious projects all around the world and alongside some of the world’s most prestigious A&D practices is testament to the strength of Brintons’ service package that has been shaped to meet the requirements of today’s commercial customers.
For more information email
solutions@brintons.co.uk or visit
www.brintons.net/commercial
Brintons Ltd PO Box 16 Exchange Street Kidderminster Worcestershire DY10 1AG
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Courtesy of St Pancras Renaissance Hotel
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