To be included, contact 07774 895 615 or
alistair.fitzpatrick@
progressivemediainternational.com
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EBORCRAFT
Who says practical can’t look good as well. For all your changing needs, the Gemini range from Eborcraft can create any layout to suit requirements. From conferences to training to classroom learning, Gemini tables are available in static or flip-top format to allow easy storage. A wide range of shapes and sizes are available, in both wood veneer or colourful laminate finishes, with the choice of standard chrome or optional silver or black frames. Manufactured in York, Eborcraft’s comprehensive ranges are available through their UK-wide dealer network.
eborcraft.co.uk
STRATA GRACE & WEBB
Grace & Webb works with private customers, architects and designers to create bespoke features and installations that combine its in-depth decorative design experience with laser and water- jet cutting techniques. It draws inspiration from diff erent sources to create distinctive features that complement the individual space and feel of each project. Applications include decorative balustrade, suspended ceilings, architectural cladding, art commissions, screens and gates, wall features, glazing, metal in-fills, brise-soleil, window shutters or your own ideas. Grace & Webb invites enquiries from private customers, architects, designers, artists or suppliers and looks forward to collaborating with new clients in the near future.
graceandwebb.com
Italian marble-based composite stone from Strata Tiles has been used in the 3,200ft2
reception
of 77 Coleman Street. This of ice and retail development in the City of London is 84,000ft2
,
and retains much of the building’s original facade with the addition of two new floors. Featured within the large open entrance, cafe and shared workspace, the composite stone finish can be found on the floor, bar area, tabletops and reception desk. Inspired by the original 4m- high ceiling of the building, the floor uses large terrazzo eff ect slabs inlaid with contrasting grid inserts in a contrasting colour. It leaves building fit for purpose for the next 50 years.
stratatiles.co.uk
HI-MACS
As we all learn to embrace a new way of living and working, many businesses have adapted and accelerated their digital presence with online platforms that enable visitors to engage from the safety and comfort of their own home or of ice. Accessed via its website, the new HI-MACS virtual showroom allows users to explore some of the infinite design possibilities when using HI-MACS within a project without even having to leave home or the of ice. Step into a series of virtual rooms – hall, kitchen, bathroom, retail and healthcare – then click on the various information points for details of the HI-MACS surfaces shown.
himacs.eu/en/showroom
MILLIKEN
Milliken’s latest carpet tile collection, Wireframe, has been designed to encourage experimentation and individuality. It was also created with ease of use in mind – both aesthetically and economically – at an accessible price. There are countless ways Wireframe can be used, including to eff ortlessly transition from one colour to the next organically, with no hard lines. Wireframe is precise yet simple, with a clean fractured matrix design, and is made using Milliken’s patented Millitron digital printing technology.
millikencarpet.com
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