124 PRODUCTS SHOWCASE
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TARKETT
Tarkett’s showroom, the Atelier, drew over 1,300 visitors during Clerkenwell Design Week (CDW), as it showcased the transformative power of colour and the latest- specification tech under the theme ‘Colour: From Palette to Purpose’. Tarkett launched two groundbreaking tech platforms. Firstly, the virtual reality Human Conscious Design Platform (HCDP) for designing more empathetic environments allows designers to experience how an environment might look, sound, and feel to someone who is neurodivergent. Visitors were also invited to explore an intuitive device for simplifying the design journey by searching colours, comparing materials, and creating shareable mood boards.
tarkett.co.uk
ALTRO YEOMAN SHIELD
Transform and protect your interior spaces with Yeoman Shield Wall Protection. The robust and stylish solutions are designed to safeguard walls from daily wear and tear, ensuring long-lasting durability and a pristine appearance. Ideal for high-traf ic areas like hospitals, schools, commercial buildings, and leisure facilities, wall protection products come in a variety of colours and finishes to match any decor, or create your bespoke design. Yeoman Shield off ers a perfect blend of functionality and aesthetics. Enhance safety, reduce maintenance costs, and keep your interiors looking immaculate with Yeoman Shield Wall Protection.
yeomanshield.com
Altro Ensemble has had a facelift, with new designs and sizes added to the stylish, award- winning luxury vinyl tile range. The wood-eff ect designs have a seamlessly refined finish with a finer grain emboss, and a fresh plank size. Altro has also expanded the stone collection colour palette and introduced a new tile size of 500x500mm, for even more flexibility in design. To keep the Altro Ensemble range up to date and matching current market trends, the product design team have removed the ‘block’ colours to focus design and aesthetics choices with the more on-trend concrete, wood and stone options.
altro.com/uk/products/altro-ensemble
EBORCRAFT
Contemporary furniture designed to enhance commercial or social breakout spaces, Mode by Eborcraft off ers a unique opportunity to recreate the more informal workplace or venue. The range of diff ering styles of tables, seating and storage are perfect for collaborative settings. The tables and seating are available with solid wooden or metal legs, square or tapered in style, and optional height ranges – coff ee table, meeting table or poseur table. Choose tabletops in colourful Fenix or wood grain laminates to complement your chosen environment. Manufactured in York, Eborcraft’s comprehensive ranges are available through its UK-wide dealer network.
eborcraft.co.uk
INTERFACE
Designed to bring the warmth of luxury textiles into commercial spaces, Etched & Threaded from Interface provides textured carpet tiles. The collection take cues from the geometric flow of natural stone, with two bold styles drawing inspiration from natural stone formations and polished pebbles; two textured styles featuring large patterns to create movement; and three texture-heavy products in cable knit, tweed and threaded patterns for large-scale use.
interface.com
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