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SHOWCASE PRODUCTS 131


MILLIKEN


Creative garden displays, inspired by celebrated artists, at the world-famous Chelsea Flower Show were one of the starting points for Milliken’s latest floor plank collection, Painted Garden. From more structured ‘architectural’ gardens to the wild and untamed, the garden provides countless pattern and design motifs ripe for experimentation. The new, highly textural, construction of Painted Garden combines high and low-lustre yarns, with 100% recycled content to create a patterned backdrop that is both luxurious and deeply textural. millikencarpet.com


ZICO LIGHTING


Explore Zico Lighting’s range of decorative LED filament lamps, all ultra-dimmable with flicker- free technology and a 30,000-hour lifespan, backed by a three-year warranty. Choose from a wide variety of shapes, glass finishes, and base caps, all available under one roof. With locations to cater for clients worldwide, and now expanding the European presence and delivery from its warehouse in the Netherlands, customers enjoy faster delivery and enhanced service. With a proven track record in prestigious hospitality and renovation projects, Zico Lighting reiterates its commitment to excellence. zico.lighting


ALLSFÄR


AllSfär has collaborated with MF Design Studio to create an acoustic collection that inspires. Through vibrant colours and dynamic patterns, the company looks to bring character, fun and energy to any space. This includes three ranges of panel designs – Sculpted, Rhythmic and Linear – all made from 60% recycled PET felt. In addition, three new colour palettes are also a part of this collaboration, with the first – Rejuvenate, with five new colours – launched in February at the Workspace Design Show. Two more colour palettes – Refresh and Refine – will be launched later this year.


allsfar.com/pages/rejuvenate-collection


IDEAS CRESTRON


A partnership between Crestron and Belgian firm Luhkee is creating a new line of unique, beautiful keypad solutions for the home. Luhkee focuses on creating the most elegant wall plates. The faceplates combine perfectly with Crestron Cameo keypads. The products are all precision milled from solid brass or walnut plates. After the metal is milled, Luhkee’s artisans hand-finish each piece in one of seven standard finishes. Matching and custom finishes are available, too. linkin.bio/ig-crestron


Ideas is an award-winning, independent product and furniture designer, creating customer solutions for the transport, passenger terminal, hospitality, leisure, attractions and retail sectors. The company provides its customers and their appointed architects and designers with the necessary technical know-how and understanding of ergonomics and human factors to ensure products, furniture, facilities and amenities are inclusive and accessible, helping to transform your ideas into reality. Ideas produces ‘good design’ – it’s that plain and simple. ideas.ltd.uk


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