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THE POWER OF PATCHWORK AT


EALING CROSS London’s Ealing Cross is an eight- storey, 15,000m2


new-build office


offering high-quality open plan office space. For the design and fit-out of the building’s fourth-floor, occupied by education company Kumon, specifier, 3-Space UK, turned to high-style Patchwork carpet tiles from modulyss.


Choosing the mid-tone greys of Patchwork 957 in meeting rooms and charcoals of Patchwork 592 for working spaces, 3-Space UK used the carpet tiles to break up the open-plan office and demarcate visitor and staff meeting areas.


Beverley Arnold, 3-Space UK, commented: “We wanted to divide the open-plan space into clear areas, but we also needed to break up the large carpeted area with pattern. We wanted to stay away from the formality of linear designs and so looked for something more relaxed. The colourways and design of


BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL BLOC FLOORING BRINGS COLOUR TO


ARCHITECT’S OFFICE Eye-catching Bloc solid colour vinyl flooring from commercial flooring specialists Polyflor was recently installed in the refurbished office of Ashworth Parkes Architects in Cambridge.


Bloc PUR in the bright yellow Lemon Punch design was selected to add a pop of bold colour to the modern, minimalist office space at Ashworth Parkes Architects HQ. The subtler Studio Grey shade from the Bloc collection was used for an upstairs meeting area.


Ashworth Parkes Architects Ltd is a multiple award-winning, RIBA registered architectural practice with a six-person team specialising in bespoke architectural designs for the residential and commercial sectors. The practice moved into their Dale’s Brewery office in 2014.


Jeremy Ashworth, Director of Ashworth Parkes Architects Ltd commented: “We wanted to make a bold statement with


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Patchwork allowed us to meet both these objectives.”


With a pattern that provides a distressed vintage look, Patchwork was ideal for the task. The 1/10th gauge structured loop-pile carpet tile is made from hardwearing nylon for excellent appearance retention. Equipped with Back2Back, a high-quality and sustainable backing that delivers excellent stability, Patchwork is made to withstand use in busy offices.


“The design and look of Patchwork fitted the bill, hiding future wear and tear and it also met our need for a carpet tile with great performance at a particular price-point. We loved the finished product and proudly show it to prospective clients. It’s a combination we’ve had success with on several occasions now,” concluded Beverley.


A total of 800 square metres of Patchwork carpet tiles were installed for Kumon, the world’s largest supplementary education provider in 50 countries, with over 4 million students worldwide.


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the interior design of our small office space. Bloc flooring in this vibrant shade has helped us take our office from ordinary to extraordinary in a simple yet effective way.”


Bloc PUR is a vibrant collection of solid colour sheet flooring in a broad spectrum of 16 enticing shades, with a fully pigmented, homogeneous 0.7mm wear layer of pure colour. Designed to provide either a subtle backdrop or a bold, modern statement in commercial


interiors, UK manufactured Bloc PUR is a high-performance heterogeneous sheet floorcovering with a textured matt finish.


The Bloc PUR range can be used to create tonal, complementary or harmonious interior design schemes through the availability of greys, neutrals, pastels and brights in its colour palette, whether they are used individually or combined with other designs from the range.


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