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3V ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE
The focus at 3v Architectural Hardware, for both Ironmongery and Washroom solutions, is to understand every aspect of your project. Working in partnership with you to gain in-depth knowledge of your design aspirations, aesthetics and building function allows us to relieve you of the hard work of the detailing of any washroom accessories for your project. The range of Washroom products, including Doc M products, come in a variety of specifications. These are available in a selection of finishes depending on application. Ranges include high-quality hand dryers, sensor soap dispensers, touch-free taps, cantilever rails and much more.
3vahl.com
VERCO MODULYSS
Decay. Transform. Become. Nature’s force is undeniable. It is in Mother Nature’s nature to thrive. To generate beauty where it’s so often overlooked. Modus – the latest collection of modulyss carpet tiles – was inspired by these natural processes. The new designs draw on the visual patterns formed by the ageing and weathering of man-made materials and structures. By the relentlessness of the elements over time. Beyond limitless aesthetic inspiration, modulyss draws one of its core brand values from nature. With sustainability and circularity at the heart of the brand’s mission, the story of the new Modus collection really does come full circle.
modulyss.com
The of ice is changing shape and function; we are seeing permanent workstations replaced by a new, ‘softer’, more domestic, feel, with soft furnishings used as breakout areas, informal meeting places and occasional workspaces. The Anna Worksofa collection can provide key components in planning comfortable, supportive, shared spaces in the new workplaces, allowing relaxation, collaboration and occasional work to take place whenever and wherever required. Simple, accessible, under- seat or in-table power is available, while robust laptop pads provide the platform for digital workbooks, a coff ee or notebook.
verco.co.uk
OTTETTO
The Ottetto furniture range starts with the credenza and is a canvas to create unique pieces of beautiful furniture for receptions, dining rooms and boardrooms for commercial interiors, hospitality and private commissions. The Ottetto credenza is part of a modular storage system comprising of eight elements off ering a choice of configurations and sizes, both horizontal and vertical. Choose from a variety of standard and exquisite materials and finishes including recycled plastics, glass, metal, laminate and leather for doors, drawers and tops. Shown here is the Ottetto credenza with recycled plastics and specially designed Torri handles in metallic candy red.
ottetto.art
SOCIAL SPACES FURNITURE Luxurious in form and function, Tina’s shape exudes red carpet glamour, while its contoured seat beckons you to recline and unwind. Its shape is inviting, with low armrests presenting a wide embrace and a gracefully extended back to ensure moments of welcome solitude. Expert upholstery meets ergonomic design, for a chair that is timeless in style and comfort. With Tina, the world comes to a halt, with a lavishly padded repose that will while away the hours, if you let it.
socialspacesfurniture.com
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