MATERIAL LAB WELCOMES FLOWCRETE
UK AS NEW PARTNER Members of the architecture and design community are now able to discover the latest products from Flowcrete UK at London’s award- winning Material Lab.
Joining founder and partner Johnson Tiles, alongside Formica Group, Modulyss, Tektura and Karndean Designflooring, Flowcrete’s range of specialist products for commercial and industrial projects are now on show at the Great Titchfield Street studio.
Richard Baskerville, studio manager at Material Lab, commented: “When the opportunity arose to welcome Flowcrete UK as a partner to the studio, we jumped at the chance. At Material Lab our ethos is to share the most innovative and high-quality products available on the market, and Flowcrete’s collections combine this with versatility for a stunning and practical solution. We believe our core visitor base will quickly engage with the brand. ”
Patrícia Gabriel, marketing manager at Flowcrete UK, said: “This is an exciting time for Flowcrete UK, to be presenting some of its commercial products to architects, specifiers and interior designers in London.
Chris Dobbie, sales director at Flowcrete UK, added: “Material Lab meets all our requirements – it’s an exciting, inspirational and creative place to become Flowcrete UK’s hub, to showcase our commercial range and for meetings, presentations and CPD workshops in London.”
www.material-lab.co.uk
GET READY FOR THE WOOL FLOOR SHOW
LONDON The UK’s only trade show focusing entirely on wool flooring, Wool Floor Show London is to be held next month at Stamford Bridge, in the grounds of Chelsea FC.
Running from 15-16 March, Wool Floor Show London will present a stunning collection of wool carpet and rug exhibitors with leading brands that do not exhibit together at any other event.
All the well-known wool carpet manufacturers including Brintons, Axminster Carpets, Adam Carpets, Cormar Carpets, Cavalier Carpets, Brockway Carpets, Ulster Carpets Kingsmead Carpets as well as many more will be exhibiting.
Design flooring is also featured strongly with Crucial Trading, Roger Oates Design and Jacaranda. Exhibiting for the first time will be Alternative Flooring, BIC, Victoria Carpets and Anta.
New for this year, the Rug Gallery will highlight some of the dynamic designs within the rug sector which forms part of the Campaign for Wool Carpet & Rug Awards. This will provide real interest for designers.
British Wool, a key funder and organiser of the event, will also be on hand, offering their promotional support and literature to the retailer and designer.
The Be Informed talks and seminar programme includes a special event
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with the British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) and will feature an in- conversation with Roger Oates, a tour of top styling trends with stylist Arabella McNie and Seasonal Trends for Colour with colour expert, Jessica Light.
The Wool Specialist Education Talks will be run by
WoolRetailer.com - the online platform which educates retailers, informs consumers and connects independent retailers with those wool consumers. A whole package of unique benefits is available to the wool retailers who sign up for WoolRetailer. com Take Five industry accredited education programme at the event.
“Our aim is to provide easy access to the best wool carpet manufacturers and
brands in the industry.”
Bridgette Kelly, interior textiles director of the Campaign for Wool said: “Our aim is to provide easy access to the best wool carpet manufacturers and brands in the industry. Our trends, strong visual content, and our Be Informed Talks, will assist visitors in their day- to-day business and make a dynamic contribution to their visit to our show. This event is all about wool carpet, its quality, exceptional performance and creative style, we hope to enthuse those people that promote it every day.”
www.woolfloorshowlondon.com
www.tomorrowscontractfloors.com
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