TREAD CAREFULLY PLEASE, THERE’S A LADY IN THAT RUG
Cool pop art style rugs characterised by an inexhaustible desire to experiment, dark humour dipped in pastel, realised with democratic and familiar materials and combined with unexpected retro images and pop culture. That’s how UK-based Smithers of Stamford describe the funky rug collection, the latest additions to which include a collection in rectangular and round Seletti
THIS IS IDEAL FOR ANYONE WANTING TO INJECT A LITTLE PERSONALITY INTO THEIR HOME OR CREATE A FOCAL POINT
designs, available to the public after their show-stopping designs were displayed in Miami and in the pop-up shop in Paris. The ‘Lady on Rug’ image is printed on to recycled material using high quality inks in vivid colours, creating a highly realistic image. The rug comes with a tasselled fringe as an extra decorative element. Each rug presents a unique image chosen by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, printed onto the fabric using inkjet machinery designed specifi cally for large formats. Cattelan, from Padova, Italy, and Milan-born Ferrari joined
forces as photographers in 2009, creating a prescient editorial for W magazine’s annual Art Issue. This inspired them to launch Toiletpaper magazine. Along with their studio creative director, Micol Talso, they create photographs fusing the vernacular of commercial image-making with witty tableaux and surrealism. A rug like this is ideal for anyone wanting to leave their comfort zone and inject a little personality into their home or simply create a focal point, something easily achievable, thanks to the availability of such creativity.
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smithersofstamford.com PLASTEX SOCIAL-DISTANCE MATTING HAS SAFETY IN STORE
When social distancing measures were announced across the United States, Fort Payne supermarket Bruce’s Foodland sought a way to help customers keep a safe 2m social distance. As an essential business, the store remained open and was determined to meet safety standards. With limited customers permitted inside, they needed social distancing fl oor mats not only for their checkout area, but also their external walkway where customers would need to queue if the store reached capacity levels. The challenge facing Plastex was to provide delineated stand zones to give people a visual reminder of the need to distance. They chose their two-layer social distancing mat Crossgrip Line Covid-19 which ticked all the boxes and provided a comfortable surface to stand on. Made from fl exible PVC, the mat is designed to be loose laid with no fi xing required, so was quickly rolled out and to cut to fi t on site.
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