082 SHOWROOMS


3. INTERFACE


WHEN IT came to creating its new showroom, Interface had a clear vision: to establish a space that would bring together customers, colleagues, architects and designers in an environment that reflects its commitment to tackling climate change. Located in Pennybank Chambers in Clerkenwell, the 185 sq m space forms part of a former Victorian artisan tenement block. With a rich history in art and design, having previously been used as artist dwellings and clockmakers, the building provided the perfect setting for Interface’s new showroom. Working with Morgan Lovell, Interface created a unique, flexible design hub, with sustainability, creativity and well-being at its heart. Natural materials and


furniture were carefully specified from UK manufacturers with environmental credentials that align with Interface’s core values, while elements like exposed brickwork and slatted wooden cladding complement the building’s architecture. Quiet working areas, collaboration zones, flooring


mock-up spaces, a kitchen and bar all come together in one small open plan space. Zoning is achieved through contrasting yet complementary flooring that is both striking and sustainable, including carpet tile, luxury vinyl tile and nora rubber flooring. To support well-being, biophilic design principles have been adopted, with planting incorporated throughout and natural light flooding in from two large striking windows, creating a fresh and airy atmosphere. Laura Light, concept


design team leader at Interface, comments: ‘Our new Clerkenwell showroom is dynamic, creative and sustainable, and provides the perfect environment to not only display our designs and hold consultations with our clients, but also host a whole range of exciting workshops and seminars for the wider industry.’


Te showroom is now


officially open for consultations, events and as a co-working space, which can be organised by contacting Interface’s showroom manager.


First Floor, Pennybank, 33-35 St John’s Square, London EC1M 5RN


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