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SHOWCASE PRODUCTS 131


DEIRDRE DYSON


‘Graduation’, Deirdre Dyson’s much-anticipated 2024 rug collection, takes inspiration from the natural world and is focused more on the use of colour than formal design. With subtle and soft graduating colourwashes akin to a watercolour painting, artist Deirdre uses her expert eye for colour to stunning effect. The luxurious wool and silk hand- knotted carpets are works of art in themselves, designed to complement and ground any luxurious interior scheme. All Deirdre Dyson carpets are bespoke, custom made to order and can be created in any size or colourway required. deirdredyson.com


PARKSIDE


Parkside Architectural Tiles has launched a new range of shower and bathroom wall panels for build to rent, multi-occupancy and social housing, student accommodation and private residential projects. With a 30-year manufacturer warranty and available in an impressive range of decorative effects, the PVC and laminate shower and bathroom wall panels bring a premium look without the price tag. From marble and terrazzo to mineral, stone and tile, the system makes it fast and easy to create a high-spec look in a 100% waterproof finish that’s mould-resistant and easy to clean. parkside.co.uk


SKOPOS FABRICS


Adding to the family of impervious contract upholstery solutions from Skopos, Encanto provides a burst of colour and texture into commercial spaces. Marrying the key attributes of antimicrobial, impervious, soil and stain resist, the three designs offer performance without compromising on style. Following in the footsteps of Chamonix, Moritz and Chamonix Deuxième, the range within the collection is designed to complement a range of different interior choices. With 38 new Skus, each design works alone or in combination, to create simple, contemporary and stylish contract furniture pieces. The three designs provided are Halogen-free, Oeke-tex 100 compliant, with Crib 5 Flame Retardant backing, with 50,000 Martindale rubs. skoposfabrics.com


EBORCRAFT YOUR WORKSPACE


Your Workspace, a trailblazing leader in smart ofice technology and furniture, is proud to announce the grand opening of its new London showroom in In the heart of Clerkenwell, a vibrant hub for design and innovation. The state-of-the-art facility is designed to showcase the latest advancements in workspace solutions, offering businesses an immersive experience with cutting-edge technology, smart storage and innovative furniture designs. yourworkspace.com


For a modern contemporary look, Oracle by Eborcraft can be created with the highly acclaimed Arpa Fenix Laminates, available in a range of vibrant colours and known for their low light reflectivity. Alternatively, design your table using exquisite wood veneers, complete with cross banding options. Add centre piece detail to elevate the table by incorporating glass or leather inset panels. These can also conceal integrated wire management for all your power and data requirements, or hide them in the table bases with discreet door access. Manufactured in York, Eborcraft’s comprehensive ranges are available through their UK- wide dealer network. eborcraft.co.uk


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