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HARK BACK TO HEXAGONAL TRENDS
Italian tilemaker Trend has launched its glass mosaic Hexagonal Collection, with an initial range of ten semi-transparent fused glass colours, enriched with sparkling enamels and avventurina stone. These beautiful 35mm x 30mm hexagon tiles are around 5mm thick and supplied in 326mm x 350mm sheet sizes, mounted on the company’s innovative Trend Plus installation system. Made using up to 59 per cent post-consumer recycled glass, Trend Hexagonal are semi-transparent glass mosaic tesserae, coloured in fusion, then blended with complementary enamels and avventurina stone. The distinctive veining effect is achieved by manually mixing the materials while still in a molten state. The iridescent accent is introduced by avventurina, formed by a centuries-old process of fusing silica, copper and colour components at temperatures around 1200ºC. The choice of colours ranges from ice white, through turquoise and midnight blue, emerald green, bronze and deep red, to tones of grey, slate and black, the variations in shade making the surfaces agreeably irregular and dynamic. The availability of white and black tiles in the Hexagonal palette enables the recreation of traditional black and white bathroom and kitchen tiling, for sanitaryware surrounds, splashbacks, flooring and feature panels. 0800 044 5395 |
info-gb@trend-group.com
ENHANCED WELLBEING
Living Walls and Green Screen company Mobilane has created LivePicture to meet the increasing demand for inventive ways to use plants, which have long been valued for the health benefits and sense of wellbeing they bring but which, in traditionally planted schemes, can take up valuable space. Each LivePicture features a specially developed mineral substrate able to support a wide variety of plant types, depending on available lighting and level of maintenance needed. Measuring 112cm wide (plus 0.5cm for the frame), by 72cm (plus 0.5cm for the frame), the frame is 10cm deep and incorporates a built-in reservoir. It weighs around 30kg and is attached to the wall with three bolts; it requires no power, no water supply or drainage system, and only needs watering once a month.
www.mobilane.co.uk
BACK TO BLACK
Black worktops are by far the most popular with UK customers of global kitchen and bathroom makeover experts, Granite Transformations. So the inclusion of Black Sapphire amongst three brand new worktop materials should go down well with homeowners, looking for the distinguished look of a diamond-polished solid black surface. New Black Sapphire takes the rich, deep, stylish appeal of black and highlights this with fragments of deep blue and mirror fleck. The second colour Royal Beige adopts another popular theme of neutral tones, adding a shimmer of beige, quartz, grey, silver flecks and mother of pearl. While the third newcomer, Pietra Serena, elegantly fades to grey, with a contemporary landscape of pale grey, misty browns and poinpoints of steel. These new products are fully installed by a local showroom and, in the case of work surfaces, backed by a lifetime material warranty. After precise measurements are taken in the customer’s home and templates prepared, the worktop overlays are fabricated off-site, then installed by expert fitters with no demolition, dust, debris or household disruption, most makeover jobs taking only a day or so. 0800 044 5393 |
www.granitetransformations.co.uk
July 2014 Interior Design Today 73
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