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Front Editor’s choice UNILIN


Hive is the striking 3D decorative surface panel made with 90% post-consumer wood. For ‘instagrammable’ hospitality backdrops to smart workspace finishes in ofices and merchandising areas in retail, Hive’s 3D geometric structure captures the light to create a subtle hexagonal pattern. Now available from UNILIN Panels, the decorative panel brings a cost- effective, durable and easy-to-maintain finish suitable for commercial interiors. Hive panels are available in a range of solid colours and decorative effects. Everest White and Elegant Black are classics, with Dusty Coral, Oatmeal Beige and Sage Green providing a palette of uplifting natural tones. Brushed Steel Blue combines Hive’s hexagon relief with a smart brushed metal for a futuristic edge. Each colour can be used to add a unique and individual look to areas. unilinpanels.com


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IVC COMMERCIAL


As part of the Cat A fit-out of Alliance Medical’s new Derby ofices, IVC Commercial’s Rudiments Basalt carpet tiles and Matrix 70 Loose Lay LVT floors were installed for a cost-effective and easy-to-maintain floor that looked great. Bringing comfort and good acoustics to the open-plan desking and meeting rooms with Rudiments, and natural looks and practicality to social spaces with Matrix 70 Loose Lay, the flooring design supports the openness and transparency of the ofice space. ivc-commercial.com


EBORCRAFT


Easy to maintain and dynamic in appearance, the vibrant laminate surfaces and variety of styles, both in tables and co-ordinated seating, all demonstrate the versatility of Jive. This flexible range offers popular solutions for canteens, break-out spaces and universal workplace configurations. Mulitple shapes, sizes and heights enhanced with options of panel end, pedestal and open frames are available. Manufactured in York, Eborcraft’s comprehensive ranges are available through its UK-wide dealer network. eborcraft.co.uk


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