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MODULYSS


‘The Circular Economy’ is a new RIBA accredited CPD seminar from modulyss that explores what circularity means, how it is likely to evolve and how soft floor coverings can contribute to it. The seminar takes a deep dive into circularity and how it can help us to reduce our impact on the environment to protect our planet for future generations through sustainable specifications. Cutting through the hype of product sustainability claims and identifying what they mean, it promises revealing and informative insight into sustainability within commercial interiors and floor coverings. modulyss.com


UNILIN


Under the theme ‘It’s in Our Nature’, UNILIN Panels certainly left its mark on this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week. Revealing its new 2022-2026 decorative range and telling the story of its sustainable manufacturing processes, including the use of 100% recovered wood, UNILIN also unveiled its Decorative Compact MDF, a readily available and budget-friendly alternative to compact HPL that excels in scratch and wear resistance. Available in different thicknesses and over 80 designs, this innovation is part of the 2022-2026 Collection of 222 designs ready to bring ideas to life in any commercial interior. panelco.com


PARKSIDE X STRATA


Parkside Acrux and Hexil mosaic tiles are being used throughout the bathrooms and en suites of the high-specification homes at the prestigious Royal Exchange, Kingston Upon Thames. Inspired by the architecture of the Grade II listed Old Post Ofice and Telephone Exchange buildings within the development, the design team at St George selected Hexil mosaics and developed a bespoke tile to create a link to the heritage of the site in new buildings. The stylish cross motif with a handmade feel is now part of the Parkside collection as Acrux, which is made with 39% recycled content.


parkside.co.uk | stratatiles.co.uk


RAWSON STYLE


Recognising their long-standing commitment to exceptional customer service and product excellence, Style has been named by Willmott Dixon as both the winner of their National Goods Supply Chain Award, as well as Goods Supply Chain Partner of the Year. Style was also recently awarded their 12th FIS Gold Contractors’ Award for their creative moveable wall installations at the new Londoner Hotel. style-partitions.co.uk


Humans are drawn to nature, to the scaled back environment where only nature grows and life occurs, where plant life and carbon sequestration work in harmony to create fresh, unpolluted air, easy-breathing and a feeling of space. Choosing surfaces that carry natural patterning and colours are an essential complement to biophilic design, promoting a healthier and calmer psyche. This assimilation with nature is seen in ‘Riven’ by Rawson Carpet Solutions, the structured patterning and combination of natural colours such as rock, stone and moss, come together in the space, exuding a feeling of being with nature.


rawsoncarpetsolutions.co.uk


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