ANTRON PROVES PERFORMANCE AND FLEXIBILITY AT
WORKPLACE HOUSE Antron carpet fibre, played its part in this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week, used in six carpet qualities from Christy Carpets at Workplace House, a collaborative showroom space in London’s bustling Clerkenwell district.
Founded by Christy Carpets and furniture brand Kinnarps, Workplace House sees highly-regarded manufacturers and technology companies come together to create an exemplar agile workplace, brimming with innovative workplace design and solutions.
For the floors of Workplace House, Christy Carpets has selected some of its most stylish designs, with six of these carpets making use of Antron carpet fibre. Known for rock-solid performance and ease of maintenance, Antron carpet fibre can be found throughout the showcase
space, demonstrating Christy Carpets’ confidence in choosing the fibre for demanding areas such as the main entrance, where making an excellent first impression is key.
Here, visiting architects and designers will find Christy’s Stressed Out and Relax carpet tiles made with stain and fade-resistant Antron Lumena carpet fibre, as well as a large Opera area rug made from standard Antron carpet fibre. Upstairs, in meeting rooms and workspaces, Christy has
opted for Straight and Narrow carpet tile in Antron Lumena, as well as the broadloom carpet of Frontier with the outstanding soil resistance of Antron Legacy. Rounding out the Antron styles on show at Workplace House comes Online, with the Antron Lumena equipped carpet tile installed in a herringbone layout.
Stephan Hanke, INVISTA Antron carpet fibre, comments: “The widespread use of Antron carpet fibre at Workplace House demonstrates the confidence Christy Carpets has in the full range of available Antron fibres; from the durability and soil-hiding capability of Antron carpet fibre up the peerless stain and fade- resistance, soil-hiding and longevity of Antron Lumena. The variety of Christy Carpets styles on display at Workplace House throughout Clerkenwell Design Week and into the future, also shows the versatility of Antron carpet fibre when it comes to design; a winning combination that is sure to impress visiting architects and designers.”
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