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MAY/JUNE 2021 PRODUCTS HACEL


Designed and manufactured in the UK by Hacel Lighting, the exclusive Explora Star LED wall luminaire is a unique lighting statement. As part of the Explora Range, the Explora Star showcases a translucent yet reflective design offering direct and indirect lighting. The stylish luminaire can be easily linked to create an array of imaginative configurations, delivering up to 5,460lm, and eficacies of up to 88lm/W. Complementary pendant lights and colour-changing options complete the range. Hacel products can incorporate the Bluetooth control platforms, offering intelligent, revolutionary wireless lighting control. hacel.co.uk


FORBO FLOORING SYSTEMS


Based in the heart of Glasgow, the Bank of Scotland’s flagship branch required a makeover that would add personality to the brand, while reflecting the bank’s proud Scottish roots. Specified by M Worldwide, an array of Forbo Flooring Systems’s solutions were installed throughout the building to help create a warm and welcoming space, and provide the bank with its own identity. With the bank being spread across three floors, M Worldwide opted for a design concept based around the idea of a ‘workshop’, taking a very tactile approach, using simple crafted furniture, finishes and materials. Forbo’s Tessera In-Touch carpet tile planks in a variety of colourways, including a bespoke shade. Allura Wood Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) were chosen to create an integrated flooring scheme that would connect the various areas of the space. M Worldwide also created a bespoke feature using Allura Wood to mimic the Scottish saltire, which was used on the first floor in the business hub, and on the lower ground as a central flooring design. To enhance the ‘workshop’ concept, a graph and scale design was printed on to furniture linoleum to create a large communal table. The project was ‘Highly commended’ in Forbo’s annual interior design competition, Fly Forbo. forbo-flooring.co.uk/flyforbo


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