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New chairman for Ercol Heritage British furniture manufacturer Ercol has a new chairman after Edward Tadros stepped down from the position in July.
Henry Tadros – Edward’s son and great grandson of Ercol founder Lucian R Ercolani – has taken over as chairman for the business. Edward commented: ‘This is my 49th year in the company and my 29th as chairman, so it is clearly the time to make sure I am acting in the best way to ensure the success of the next generations in the family and our company. I am remaining on the board and will continue to work alongside Henry and the team. I am sure you will join me in wishing Henry and the team across the whole of Ercol the very best for the future.’
ercol.com
Nulty designs lighting scheme for 25hours in Dubai
International lighting design practice Nulty has delivered the lighting scheme for 25hours Hotel One Central, the German hospitality group’s first hotel outside of Europe. Working in partnership with Woods Bagot, Nulty delivered a lighting scheme that reveals a playful design.
nultylighting.co.uk
Edge completes its redevelopment of Joules’s new head ofice
Edge has completed a new head ofice for British lifestyle brand Joules in Market Harborough, where the brand was established more than 30 years ago. The development sees the partial demolition of a-typical ‘edge of town’ ofice building and the creation of a new 5,574 sq m structure that brings the UK-based head ofice teams together under one roof for the first time. The new campus amplifies the brand’s distinctive heritage and optimises the site’s semi-rural natural surroundings. Edge designed the new Joules campus as a series of independent but interconnecting barn structures that are assembled around a central covered space. Each component barn or building has its own unique character, reflected in its scale and massing, its materials and finishes.
edgegb.com
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Arper exhibits The Project of Living at Salone del Mobile
Arper showcased its new collections designed by Doshi Levien; Peter Kunz; Altherr Désile Park; Jean-Marie Massaud; and James Irvine, as part of the 60th edition of Salone del Mobile in June. The pieces on display were presented as part of Arper’s rethink of physical spaces and relationships, with a project tracing a new direction it called The Project of Living. Addressing the blurred boundaries
between home and work, the exhibition explored how spaces need to address different criteria, including flexibility, sustainability and inspiration.
To lead the project, a creative team
composed by Studio MAIO, with the artistic direction of Studio Altherr and styling by Leandro Favaloro, Arper’s exhibition space at Salone del Mobile interpreted The Project of Living by creating a ‘fluid atmosphere’. Visitors could move freely and
easily from one space to another, while ‘immersed in an experience of energy and positivity’, Arper said. More information on Arper’s new collection can be found in FX’s Top 10 on page 018.
arper.com
Have you entered the FX Awards yet?
Time is running out to submit your entries into the next edition of the FX Awards. The deadline for submissions
is 29 July 2022, with winners being announced at our dazzling awards gala, which returns to the Grosvenor Hotel on 30 November. We have categories for
architects, designers, suppliers and specifiers. We also have categories for projects and products for international retail, leisure, ofice, public sector and hotels – there are opportunities for you to enter your work whatever sector you’re in! Enter now and get ready to
win! Visit the FX Awards website to enter and for more information on the awards, as well as table bookings. Good luck!
fxdesignawards.co.uk
GIULIO GHIRARDI
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