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ALNOSTAR CERA = OXIDE NERO


Eventually, you need to think of the future, There’s no time like the present. We hope, of course, that the futre has plenty more adventures in store – but we also long for the safety of base camp.


The ALNOSTAR CERA unites the best of both worlds. That’s because it uses the same material as in space travel: ceramic.


And as it has proven it mettle out in the cosmos, it can give no shortage of pleasure back down here on Earth. Just like our wall cabinets that, in addition to creating generous kitchen space, also ensure freedom when designing such spaces.


ALNO, 100 Century Road, Stratford Road, Solihull, B90 3BH 0121 744 3953 www.alno-birmingham.co.uk


72 THE SOFA GALLERY


LABISSE SOFA With compact scroll arms, deep cushioning and elegantly piped tailoring, the Labisse sofa is as classic as it is contemporary. Luxurious chenille’s and velvet fabrics work perfectly with a choice of fashionable legs that add a personal touch of indulgence and style.


Cannock Showrooms Units 4, 5 & 6 Exchange Business Estate, A5 Watling Street, Bridgtown, Cannock WS11 0BW. Telephone: 01543 505 696 Website: www.sofagallery.co.uk


JOHN LEWIS


STRING SHELVING UNIT Nils Strinning’s string shelf system originally created in 1949, is now considered a design classic thanks to its versatility and understated aesthetic. The selection of shelves, storage and desk sections can be combined to suit your precise needs, and can easily be expanded or reconfigured as your requirements change. This bundle forms a large shelving unit with six shelves, one work desk, a two drawer chest and three bowl shelf. £1,225.00


John Lewis, Touchwood, Solihull https://www.johnlewis.com


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