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progressivemediainternational.com
VERCO OFFICE FURNITURE We are seeing fewer permanent workstations and a new ‘softer’, more domestic, feel for workplaces, with soft furnishings used as breakout areas, informal meeting places and occasional workspaces. Greater emphasis is perhaps being placed on the ofice as a place to communicate and collaborate; the place to foster the company culture and to inspire employees, rather than just a place to work. While standard sofas and lounge seating can provide an opportunity for relaxation, this new way of working requires greater versatility, flexibility of arrangement, and ergonomic comfort. Lush modular seating can provide key components in planning comfortable, supportive, shared spaces in the new workplaces.
verco.co.uk
SKOPOS
To expand its Accents offer, Skopos has added Celeste flame-retardant dimout fabrics to its portfolio. Celeste will provide up to 97% light reduction, maintaining full privacy. For full blackout, however, Celeste can be lined and installed using smart tracks and pelmets. With thermal properties, dimout fabrics help keep heat within the room, while Celeste also provides an effective acoustic solution, increasing sound absorption within commercial spaces. With its soft handle, textured weave and elegant drape, the Celeste fabric also works perfectly for bed throws, providing a neat, simple finishing touch. Celeste will be available in 21 colourways and is washable to 30°C.
skoposfabrics.com
MAINE STORAGE INNOVATIONS In an ofice environment, SteelGrain represents a significant step towards sustainability without compromising on aesthetics. By opting for it over traditional materials, such as timber, ofices can contribute to the preservation of forests while maintaining a sleek and professional appearance. The wood-like finish on steel not only adds visual appeal but ensures durability, reducing the need for frequent replacements and minimising environmental impact. Implementing SteelGrain promotes a culture of sustainability and responsible resource management, aligning with modern corporate values.
maine.co.uk
ITC NATURAL LUXURY FLOORING
ITC is delighted to announce the introduction of Toscane, a unique combination of durability and softness achieved by using a blend of recyclable materials with the resilience and practicality of wool. The high-end finish achieved on Toscane is exceptional and provides a fabulous-looking carpet that is suitable for both residential and corporate hospitality locations. Hand-woven, Toscane in a selection of subtle colours, is a carpet that delivers on performance and good looks. A bespoke rug-making service is offered, with a choice of four styles of finish and a wide selection of chic tapes to give each rug a unique and stylish look.
itcnaturalluxuryflooring.com
ECLIPSE FURNITURE
Eclipse Furniture announces the Rio Collection to the hospitality industry, inspired by the rope trend. The collection comprises a bar stool and side chair making it easy to maintain consistency in a space. The tan-coloured synthetic woven rope contrasts beautifully with a solid black aluminium frame. Don’t be fooled by its strength and stability – the Rio is lightweight and easy to move around. The collection uses weatherproof material, making it suitable for indoors and out.
eclipsefurniture.co.uk
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