2. PARKSIDE AND STRATA TILES SUSTAINABILITY & DESIGN STUDIO


ON THE CORNER of Sekforde Street and Clerkenwell Green, the Parkside and Strata Tiles Sustainability and Design Studio is an intriguing destination for anyone looking to specify ceramic and porcelain tiles for commercial projects.


Split over three levels, the space not only provides an exceptional choice of floor and wall tiles, but is also an opportunity to see how Parkside and Strata are leading the environmental agenda for material specification. Home to the 100% natural


and biodegradable Criaterra, and 97% recycled content Sequel Principle, as well as nearly 40 tiles with 40% recycled content or higher, the studio is a unique opportunity to explore the world’s most sustainable tiling solutions. For Clerkenwell Design Week, the Sustainability and Design Studio held a packed programme exploring the theme of sustainability with an inspiring talk from Dutch sustainable furniture brand Planq, upcycled planter workshops and the chance to try out zero-waste cocktail making with Salty Studio.


Parkside and Strata Tiles also showcased the work of students with their novel solutions to climate change in Next Generation. As Parkside and Strata Tiles focus on contributing to a sustainable society through continuous improvement and innovation, working with dedicated partners, the Sustainability and Design Studio is constantly adapted to reflect the growing selection of tiles and works as a space to discuss better tile specifications.


44 Sekforde Street, London, EC1R 0HA


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