WOODENDOT CANDLES ERUPT ON TO THE FLOORING SCENE
In their workshops in Iscar, Spain, Woodendot produces ideal fl oor accessories in the form of such works as these large standing wooden fl oor candle holders. Known as Etna, the company says the beauty of an erupting volcano is translated into the curves of colours that evoke lava fl owing down the slope and losing consistency as it descends. This touch of colour highlights
WOOD IS A DURABLE AND NATURAL MATERIAL THAT ALLOWS US TO CRAFT PIECES THAT ARE TIMELESS AND RENEWABLE
the natural tones of the wood thanks to the degradation in its translucence. The company insists it feels “deeply inspired by nature. From all its life, our shapes, functionality and fi nishes are born - we work hard to be as sustainable and respectful to the environment as possible in all our processes. Wood is a durable and natural material that allows us to craft pieces that are timeless, high quality, renewable, and long-lasting that do not contribute to the fast-furniture industry.” It assures us: “Our production is completely done by local
craftsmen, giving us the opportunity to have their personal touch in each and every piece that is part of our collection, and to respect and celebrate the unique work.” The large Etna standing unique candle holders not only bring light to the environment but also play a sculptural role thanks to the careful design, giving the space a touch of elegance and color. Woodendot’s craftsmen insist they pamper the product from the moment it enters the workshop in the form of solid wood blocks and through the fi nal fi nish.
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woodendot.com MOHAWK STEPS BACK INTO SCHOOL WITH EXPANDED COLLECTION
Mohawk Group has expanded its Learn & Live collection with Taking Steps, a range comprising three highly versatile 24” x 24” modular carpet styles. They are made with Duracolor Tricor premium nylon, EcoFlex NXT backing and have a proven construction for superior performance in heavy-traffi c interiors. They are also aff ordable to maintain and easy to install. “Learn & Live draws its inspiration from queues found within a fascinating design study around biophilic concepts of complexity and order,” said Jackie Dettmar, Vice President of Marketing. “The research links the incorporation of these ideas
into the built environment to increased collaboration, creativity and social interaction, as well as a reduction of negative behaviour. Taking Steps speaks to the issues that school specifi ers – whether they are design professionals or school facilities personnel – are most concerned about.
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