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Our pick of products new to market


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Ambiguo by Saarepera & Mae This collection of light sculptures from the Estonian design studio consists of five models of pendants and chandeliers. Each light combines mouth-blown opaque white Murano glass with precisely engineered stainless steel and aluminium parts, forming ‘ambiguously’


WORDS BY SOPHIE TOLHURST


geometrical shapes. saarepera-and-mae.com


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Craggan Flax By Camira


An update on the pure-wool Craggan, Craggan Flax incorporates the performance properties of bast fibres, allowing it to achieve commercial FR certification for UK public spaces without chemical post-treatment. The heavily textured fabric comes in neutral and saturated colours. camirafabrics.com


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A World of Plants for USM Haller By USM


A new modular solution to add plants to USM Haller products includes panels with pot cut-outs, specially developed pots and a watering set. The panels come in five sizes and 14 USM colours, and the pots are available in terracotta and basalt finishes. usm.com


4 Tatami By Marco Carini for Granorte These cork wall tiles are inspired by Japanese tatami mats, imitating their linear weave in a 3D pattern. Designed by Marco Carini, and made from wine industry wastage, the


agglomerated cork tiles are lightweight, durable and off er good acoustic and thermal insulation. granorte.pt


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Magna By Havwoods This raised access, wood surface flooring is quicker to install than traditional glue or underlay, and the magnetised and foam-sealed wood boards can be individually removed using a suction lifter. The oak boards can be sanded and maintained like a conventional wood floor. havwoods.com


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