WHAT’S NEW?
COLOUR IS CALLING FOR CAMBERLEY CLASSIC & TEXTURES FROM CAUSEWAY CARPETS
Crafted with care in Portugal from a wool-rich, recycled polyester blend, Camberley Classic & Textures tufted loop pile carpets add to rooms a tactile quality that’s enduringly timeless. In the multi-level loop of Textures and the level loop of Classic, homeowners have a choice of Camberley styles, each capturing the natural softness and resilience of wool.
As interior schemes shift towards richer, more indulgent colour and texture palettes, Causeway Carpets, has refreshed Camberley Classic & Texture with a palette of 12 entirely new colours.
Inspired by the vivid tones of Marrakesh, Causeway Carpets designers and colourists have given Camberley a new personality, showing that colour is not something to be feared. With personality, warmth and visual impact, softer hues of Moroccan tones such as Terracotta Dune, Willow Reed and Moss Glen add a less saturated colour that’s refined and elegant, and in balance with the harmony of the interior scheme.
Joined by equally poised richer neutrals, sees a new palette that ensures Camberley achieves the perfect balance between colour, sophistication and timeless style.
Richard Moore, commercial director of Causeway Carpets, said: “As part of our Natura collection, Camberley Classic & Textures celebrates the beauty, comfort and resilience of natural wool fibres and its loop pile texture is enjoying something of a return to the spotlight. Homeowners are looking for textures that add a sense of luxury and richness to their homes and Camberley certainly delivers. Our new colours make sure the style continues to appeal and accompanies modern interior palettes beautifully.”
Camberley Classic & Textures is available in four and five-metre widths and is made with Causeway Carpets’ durable three-ply yarn for longevity in busy family homes. Moth resistant and with a 10-year wear warranty, this heavy domestic rated style represents a true investment in quality carpeting for the home.
www.causewaycarpets.com CONNECTED TO CREATIVITY AT FLANDERS FLOORING DAYS
IVC unlocked the secrets of how it designs floors that create happiness, comfort, connection and trust throughout May’s Flanders Flooring Days, welcoming visitors from across the globe to its home, the Flooring Development Centre (FLDC). Through themes of trust, purpose, happiness and the next generation, IVCreate explored the journey of insights, innovation and sustainability breakthroughs that have kept the Belgian manufacturer at the forefront of the sheet vinyl industry in Europe for over 25 years.
Visitors to the FLDC were connected to the discoveries, developments and ground-breaking collaborations that are shaping the company’s future. From the newest trend-led designs to progress in a sustainable future; they explored the innovative projects and technologies, patents and certifications and updated collections that set IVC apart.
With the warm and friendly welcome that’s always the hallmark of a visit to IVC at any event or exhibition, customers and industry partners were given an exclusive opportunity to get ahead of the pack with a first look at global design trends and the
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new designs created because of them, and how IVC floors can be the canvas for life and happiness. The company’s new Floorward collection, reimagining vinyl for today’s generation, proved to be a popular destination, highlighting the appeal of its fresh, fashion-forward take on what vinyl can be.
David Wray, UK sales manager residential, said: “Flanders Flooring Days is a great
opportunity to show our customers and partners from across the industry just what makes us different and this year was no exception. The UK team was delighted to engage with customers who made the trip and tell how creativity drives everything within our business. We’re already looking forward to the next edition.”
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