industrial rubbers and is the first of its kind. The designers opted for a selection of colours including grey, pink, blue, green and orange, and also incorporated a striped pattern to add interest to the space.
Suzanne Campbell, senior account manager at Interface, commented: “This is a really unique and exciting space which demonstrates the power of our full product offering. By combining carpet tile, nora rubber flooring and luxury vinyl tile, we’ve been able to carefully cater to the different areas within the office, from a vibrant kitchen area to a variety of working zones. We’re really proud of the overall result and so glad we’ve been able to help create a dynamic and versatile office for the team at Kingsley Napley.”
GROUNDED IN SUSTAINABILITY Kingsley Napley is committed to being a responsible business and recognises that it has a duty to the environment beyond legal and regulatory requirements. The team is committed
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to reducing its carbon footprint and continually raise the company’s sustainability ambitions.
Darren Jesse, chief finance and operations officer at Kingsley Napley LLP said: “Sustainability is an integral part of our strategy and operating methods, and we encourage suppliers and other stakeholders to take a similar approach. The green credentials of the products were a key consideration for the design of our new office and when we heard that all of Interface’s flooring is carbon neutral throughout its full product life cycle, we knew they would fit the bill.”
“The products selected by our designers all contribute towards the building’s sustainability credentials that meet BREEAM Excellent standards, which is a fantastic achievement for us. We’re thrilled with the new office that Interface and KKS Savills have helped us create – and the fact that it has a positive impact on the planet is a very welcome bonus.”
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