SURFACE DESIGN SHOW PREVIEW 043


BerryAlloc KIVOS CERAMIC


Kivos Ceramic has a collection of tiles that ‘symbolise the evolution of pristine ceramic tiles’, which target the luxury segment with unrivalled technical, artistic and


organisational standard. Te Surface Design Show is a platform for the company to highlight its products to the UK and European markets. kivosceramic.com


BerryAlloc will be showcasing its unique portfolio of flooring products suitable for commercial use at the Surface Design Show. Offering a wide array of interior solutions for residential and commercial purposes, including laminate, vinyl planks and tiles, parquet, high pressure floors and wall panels. berryalloc.com


Ecohardwood


Ecohardwood which will be showcasing the beauty and sustainability of real oak. With precision-engineered wood flooring, stairs, walls cladding, and oak doors, Ecohardwood is renowned for its quality and eco-consciousness, offering a rich palette of options to their UK customers. ecohardwood.co.uk


FRESCOLORI


Formed from lime-marble plaster in a wide variety of colours and a broad range of tactile surfaces, FRESCOLORI’s products create clarity and aesthetics in architecture and increase people’s sense of health and well-being by leveraging the dual tools of sustainablity and ecology. frescolori.de


Walls of Eden


Walls of Eden is where art and nature collide: transforming an environment into a sanctuary that nurtures the human spirit. With a deep-rooted appreciation for the healing power of nature, Wall of Eden’s artisan 3D wall tiles integrate real moss and plants with eco-friendly materials to create captivating and transformative spaces. walls-of-eden.com


M2RT LILLESIIM


FRESCOLORI


MANPREET SINGH PHOTOGRAPHY


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