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CLERKENWELL SHOW REVIEW; APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS
Burmatex®
builds on success to launch major
new range at Clerkenwell Design Week F
ollowing a very successful participation in CDW in 2023, and a year of exciting growth for the brand in the UK and international carpet tile sector, Burmatex®
is sustainability
delighted to be back once again this year. Based in Yorkshire, at
the top
Burmatex® of
puts its agenda.
Its eco-friendly product portfolio focuses on the design and creation of innovative products to meet the needs of architects, specifiers and contractors, with a continuously expanding range of carpet tiles and plans to suit the commercial office, education and residential sectors. The company’s big launch at CDW this year is the balance collection® compatible designs: grid®
, ratio®
. Featuring three and scale®
Offering high performance at an accessible price point, the designs work seamlessly together across a spectrum of cohesive colours. Enabling a multitude of flooring layouts, the classic and contemporary nature of the balance collection®
allows a harmonious ADF05_Burmatex_Clerkenwell Show
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At Style’s 25th-year celebration party, co-founder Julian Sargent passed the baton to Michael Porter, new Group MD, who will lead the business forward, while Julian transitions to chairman. Partnering with global moveable wall manufacturer, Dorma Huppe, and bringing the vertical-rising, Skyfold partition to the UK market, Style quickly became known for its extensive portfolio of moveable, folding and sliding walls. As it became top choice for fl exible space in boardrooms of global brands, university lecture theatres and hotels, Style also installed folding walls in village halls and primary schools, offering solutions for all requirements and budgets.“Michael has unbelievable experience of the moveable wall sector,” said Julian Sargent. “Since joining us in 2018, as part of a long-term succession plan, he confi rmed himself to be the natural choice to lead the business into the future”. Over the last 25 years, Style has repeatedly demonstrated why it is a market leader, winning 18 coveted FIS Contractors awards, 13 gold and 5 silver. Not just relying on outstanding products, the company continuously invested in its people, technology, and processes.
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pairing with current interior finishes. Inspired by the need for a connection to nature, in bustling metropolitan environments. The designs in the balance collection are taken from flowing water, crisp air, green spaces; the balance of your work/life rhythm. balance grid®
is inspired by the strong
lines seen in high rise skyscrapers, man-made elements of a modern city. It is a classic design which can work alone or paired with the other two designs in the balance collection® balance ratio®
. provides a soft and organic
effect. Its pattern is almost opposite to grid®
offers structure and tactile .
, and they complement one another throughout a scheme. balance scale®
markings. Allowing breathing room in your space, it is grounding and pure. With 48 options it takes you from core greys and neutrals, through to warm browns and tans. Invigorated by pops of bright primary colour and softer pastel hues, it is a rainbow collection that can suit any flooring
brief. The balance collection® designs are
620g, manufactured with Universal Fibers’ ground-breaking Thrive matter yarn which is C2C Certified Material Health Certificate™ Silver, the world’s first carbon negative yarn. This, combined with our unique BioBase recycled backing – make the balance collection carbon neutral.
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