ITEC HAS VISITORS JUMPING FOR JOY Described as the ‘biggest’ and ‘best’ indoor play and party venue in the land, Doncaster’s Astrabound centre has expanded with an exciting new Go Bounce trampoline park, treating kids and adults to new decorative and acoustic vinyl flooring in the process.
The recent renovation meant over 600m2 of flooring was
required, with the project costing over £500,000 and creating in excess of 200 jobs for the local community. This has resulted in fun and exercise being brought to groups of all ages, with visitors experiencing Itec Silento Salzburg 691 and Concept Woods Tavel 631 designs along the way. The former champions stone’s intricate nuances in icy grey colourway, while the latter introduces the look of golden oak with all its knots, grains and swirl marks.
Salzburg, found within Itec’s Silento stable, was selected for communal areas thanks to its 18dB of sound reduction, helping to limit the noise experienced in what is a busy environment. Upstairs in the canteen, Tavel and its Hyperguard+ PUR protective layer ensure a stunning aesthetic is achieved without the maintenance hassle of true wood, chosen from the decorative Concept Woods range. Both Silento and Concept Woods are available in two and four- metre widths, another string to Itec’s bow allowing for fewer joins, a better aesthetic and less potential failure hotspots.
Trevor Wharton, of Trevor Wharton Carpets, Scarborough, explained: “We have worked with Itec on a number of projects and to this point they haven’t let us down. We had no
hesitation in selecting from the Silento and Concept Woods collections, these floors ticking all the relevant boxes for the Go Bounce expansion: easy to care for, sound-reducing and set to stand the test of time.”
Playing as much on their practicalities as their striking aesthetic, Go Bounce’s new floors are just one in a series of Itec installations being carried out across the country. The selection of both Silento and Concept Woods demonstrates the versatility found in the brand’s portfolio; whether acoustic, decorative or safety flooring is selected, these heavy commercial-rated options are set to impress over a sustained period.
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EXPLORE A BRIGHTER
FUTURE WITH ANTRON Forecasting colour influences throughout 2017, Antron carpet fibre reveals key themes in the fourth edition of Global Colour Trends.
Following on from the first themes of Aquatic Voyage and Infinite Shadow, Antron fibre takes a step into the world of classicism, reimagined as we seek stability in turbulent times.
In the third theme, Classic Allure, we see a colour palette that is atmospheric and luxurious.
A trend that celebrates the juxtaposition between the permanency of architecture and temporary organics, Classic Allure sees tradition meet modernity. Colours such as Persian Plum, Sable, Fog and Burnt Comet bring soft pairings and natural tones.
The final theme, Coded Canvas, refocuses our attention on our digital world and how we are embracing it with a real sense of positivity. The
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theme focuses on pixelated shapes and overlapping layers that are adding depth to interior surfaces for an almost illusory quality.
Coded Canvas reveals a palette full of dynamic colour, with gradient effects and vibrant contrasts in colours such as Blaze Orange, Lemon Zest and Deep Dive. In a blue-green spectrum, these saturated and bright tones retain a sophisticated feel, grounded with brown and navy, ideal for transitional schemes.
Jo Lea Keppler, Marketing Communications Manager at Antron Carpet Fibre, said: “The final two themes from Global Trends 2017/18 reinforce our willingness to explore and embrace juxtapositions between old and new.
“Alongside Aquatic Voyage and Infinite Shadow, Classic Allure and Coded Canvas show the future for colour is full of energy and positivity. This is a welcome reference to technology’s influence on creativity and our willingness to take risks.”
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