A PREMIUM
SHOWCASE The Richelieu collection by Louis de Poortere is showcased in a high- quality architect folder that’s the perfect tool for interior designers looking to explore the creativity of this broadloom carpet collection.
Unfolding across several leaves for an impressive display, Louis de Poortere’s Richelieu premium architect folder showcases the qualities, textures and colours on offer in this impressive woven broadloom carpet collection. An ideal reference for home consultations, mobile retailers or flooring boutique stores with limited room, the Richelieu architect folder is as impressive as the collection itself.
The folder is supported by large 15 x 15cm samples in any of the 144 colours, sent directly to customers within 24 hours.
Alan Russell, Sales Director UK, said: “Richelieu is certainly expansive and provides interior designers and homeowners with a carpet collection
MALMO STICKDOWN LVT ADDS NEW DESIGN-LED DECORS
The Malmo luxury vinyl tile (LVT) collection has undergone a major design update with 13 brand-new additions to its stickdown offering, further enhancing its creative scope and installation flexibility for domestic and commercial interiors.
The complete Malmo collection now offers a total of 57 designs with 25 stickdown designs and 32 rigid, including the award-winning Senses range.
Fashionable and functional, the 13 new stickdown decors comprise seven planks, five tiles and a herringbone style and, with their warm colour palette, are on-point for traditional and contemporary interiors. Designs span on-trend large square tiles, elegant woodgrains ranging from warmer tones to cooler, neutral shades, and chic light grey herringbone.
Malmo has strategically enhanced its choice of stickdown LVT designs to ensure that the collection has a versatile offer for areas where a click installation is not suitable. A fully adhered floor will
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withstand variations in temperature and weight, ideal for instances such as a kitchen floor being installed before the cabinetry. It can also be used in conservatories and open-plan spaces with bi-fold doors and skylights where there can be ‘hotspots’ from direct sunlight. There is also no need for additional trims such as door profiles or scotias as no expansion gaps are required, and this offers the flexibility to mix and match designs to zone open- plan spaces or create an effortless flow of one design between rooms.
Gail Alcock, Flooring Director for Malmo, said: “The Malmo collection has come a long way in recent years due its ability to deliver stylish and authentic looks, while offering the high-performance qualities of a technical, manmade material that is flexible for different installations, highly stable and very easy to clean and maintain.”
The Malmo LVT range is distributed by International Decorative Surfaces and is available ex-stock from all branches for 24-48 hour-delivery nationwide.
www.malmoflooring.com
that has exceptional depth. With 144 colour options, three velvet weights and three textured styles, Richelieu has enough choice for even the most discerning of customers and the architect folder is just the thing to help them discover their perfect carpet.”
With more than 850 options in total, Louis de Poortere’s new Richelieu broadloom collection has been made possible by an extensive overhaul of the Belgian manufacturer’s wilton production. This has enabled Louis de Poortere to keep all 144 colours loom ready for carpets delivered in just four weeks. At the premium end of the market, people expect choice and Richelieu delivers on that
more than ever, while delivering on the service expectations of today’s homes and businesses.
Richelieu is made from New Zealand wool for exceptional clarity and enjoying the benefits of stability and enhanced appearance retention afforded by woven constructions. The carpet is also available in an extensive runner programme, including the Richelieu Classic mix and match runner option for bespoke creations and as Tailor Made rugs.
www.louisdepoortere.com
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