PRODUCT PROFILE
Surface Plus sources, supplies and installs bespoke flooring throughout the UK and has recently expanded to working in Europe and America. Offering the flexibility to choose the precise grade, width and finish of timber Surface Plus can produce oak flooring up to 400mm wide, as well concrete, stone, woven vinyl, and natural fibre floorcoverings. Recent projects include Blythswood Square Hotel in Glasgow, Hotel Missoni in Edinburgh, and the Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel in Chicago. Tel: +44 (0)141 331 2791
www.surfaceplus.co.uk
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Silvan Floors have over twenty years experience in the supply and installation of high quality hardwood flooring. “The unique point about our company is the huge widths and lengths that we are able to produce,” comments James Iliffe, Director at Silvan Floors. “We can develop our floors to specifically meet a client’s request – the width, length, thickness, design and finishing oils used – all details can be taken care of.” Silvan has recently worked on Belgraves London, a Thompson Hotel, where they installed 154m2
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in distressed irregular cafe noir crème finish to the ground floor, and 165m2
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irregular flooring in a chevron pattern to the first floor. Tel: +44 (0)116 239 5354
www.silvanfloors.com
Representing a two-year collaboration between Esti Barnes, Design Director of Top Floor, and carpet and yarn designer, Bart Goderis, Flux is a new collection of rugs hand-woven in Alpaca. The fleece of the Peruvian Alpaca is a sleek, hollow fibre that is hypoallergenic, naturally insulating, water-repellent and resistant to pilling. Available in a palette of natural tones, Flux honours the natural
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SILVAN FLOORS IN PROFILE
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textures and undyed colours of Alpaca by using traditional techniques to create dense, hardy floorcoverings in either a flatweave or a bouclé pile, both with a silky finish. Tel: +44 (0)20 7795 3333
www.topfloorrugs.com
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TAI PING BOHEME
Tai Ping has unveiled a new collection of rugs inspired by everything from folkloric embroideries and Portuguese needlepoint to expressive brushstrokes and exuberant tie-dye patterns. Created by Yasmina B. Kossmann, Director of Design for Tai Ping, the impetus for the Boheme collection was a desire to renew the romantic notion of the chic, globetrotting way of life following a period of cultural austerity. The result is nineteen rich, authentic, and sophisticated patterns that combine some of the world’s most distinctive design traditions in entirely unexpected ways. The collection mixes abstract shapes with bright, multi- coloured hues of blue, green, yellow, and rose, along with a base of blacks in both shiny and matte effects. Tel: +44 (0)20 7808 9650
www.taipingcarpets.com
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