124 PRODUCTS EDITOR’S CHOICE


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THONET


Architect Carsten Joost has created a home for his family near Hamburg in a modern cubic design with minimalist aesthetics. Joost chose Thonet’s iconic tubular-steel cantilever chairs as the perfect complement to the house design. Six S 64 chairs by Marcel Breuer (design: 1938) in the stained black beech version with natural canework surround the dining table. In addition, the S 43 chair, designed by Mart Stam in 1931, with stained black wood elements has been positioned in various locations throughout the house. “The chairs are unbelievably comfortable. And, in the end, that is what really matters when it comes to seating.” thonet.de


GRANORTE EBORCRAFT


Minster is a comprehensive range of premium ofice furniture that will complement the most luxurious of surroundings, both in the home and ofice. The range can be combined with exquisite storage options, including beautifully enhanced wall storage or coordinated pedestals and credenzas. Minster offers furniture to accommodate any work space with the ability to discreetly conceal modern technology and cable management. Minster is available in finest real wood veneer, carefully selected for quality and appearance. Achieve a unique style by adding intricate inlay detail and cross-banded veneer. Manufactured in York, Eborcraft’s comprehensive ranges are available through their UK-wide dealer network. eborcraft.co.uk


With the natural texture of cork, WALLTrend comes in 16 designs ready to transform interiors. From the classic look of Grain to the vibrant Twist, rustic Country and organic Primus, the collection is full of unique looks that will lift interiors out of the ordinary. Every WALLTrend panel brings cork’s unique qualities. Tactile and warm to the touch, the panels absorb sound to make rooms quieter. Added to a natural construction that’s easy to look after, recyclable, PVC-free and which retains air quality; WALLTrend not only looks and performs beautifully but also rises to the demand for more sustainable finishes in the home. granorte.pt


JUNCKERS


Junckers has added EPDs to its solid hardwood two-strip parquet flooring: Twin Herringbone, a pre-finished herringbone patterned floor made in solid oak or beech; and Single Stave Blocks, a solid oak parquet floor which can be laid in a number of patterns. An EPD evaluates the environmental impact of a company’s manufacturing and material sourcing and now includes declarations for dismantling, transportation and disposal as well as the potential for recycling. junckers.co.uk


PARKSIDE


With 19 colours, multiple formats, a selection of finishes and mosaic pieces, Chart from Parkside is the tile collection for designers. The collection can even be used outdoors, on floors or walls, seamlessly connecting environments. A porcelain- bodied tile in a wide palette range, Chart is versatile, bringing a smart and practical surface that can endure heavy and sustained commercial use and has natural, polished and Silktech (PTV 36+) finishes, bringing a highly coordinated look. parkside.co.uk


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