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MAY/JUNE 2024 PRODUCTS ARPER
The new Catifa Carta by Lievore Altherr Molina reinterprets Arper’s iconic Catifa 53 chair through a partnership in material innovation. With a re-engineered shell made of PaperShell, Catifa Carta significantly reduces its environmental impact by doing what trees do: sequestering carbon dioxide. PaperShell is a leading-edge material made of composite wood by-product, featuring 29 sheets of kraft paper held together by a natural cellulose binder. At the end of its life cycle, the 100% fossil-free material can be reduced to biochar, retaining the CO2 sequestered during the previous life phases.
arper.com
3V ARCHITECTURAL IRONMONGERY
The focus at 3v Architectural Ironmongery is to understand every aspect of your project, from design aspirations and aesthetics right through to building function and security. This enables the company to take on the hard work of scheduling any ironmongery, standard or bespoke, for your project. The firm’s product range is extensive and includes door hardware, washroom solutions, signage and more. The range is available is a variety of styles, textures and finishes depending on application.
3vahl.com
TED TODD
Ted Todd has launched two new collections. Residence is ten residential elegant floors in three designs that can be used as a multi-format system for sophisticated laying patterns. Using European oak, it has a clean, uniform appearance and seamless bevel-free edges. Connect is ten stylish and functional floors with an eficient click system installation. It shows Ted Todd’s commitment to innovative, commercial craft with three-layer engineered European oak in a lightly brushed or delicately smooth finish.
tedtodd.co.uk
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