94 PRODUCTS SHOWCASE
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CROFT
Designed to balance strength with elegance, the Fusion collection from Croft brings an industrial edge that adds distinctive character to any interior. With a bold aesthetic softened by refined craftsmanship, this range seamlessly complements both modern and traditional spaces. Each piece is thoughtfully designed and expertly crafted in the heart of Britain, reflecting Croft’s commitment to quality and heritage. The Fusion Collection not only enhances the tactile and visual appeal of cabinets and doors but will also leave a lasting impression on guests. With over 25 finishes and patinas to choose from, including rich tones like Light Antique Brass and Autumn Bronze, the Fusion Collection off ers true customisation.
croft.co.uk
KNOLL HAVWOODS
After 50 years specialising in and curating an ever-expanding collection of the finest wood surfaces, Havwoods is introducing a new furniture brand – Lateral. A bold new chapter in the company’s design story, Lateral reflects the same craftsmanship, innovation and design excellence that have been synonymous with the brand. Apex is a premium, one-piece freestanding kitchen solution that is fully customisable to customers’ exact specifications. Ideal for flexible workspaces, shared accommodation and multifunctional social areas or retail spaces, it has been designed to foster collaboration. With a handmade, high-quality Italian-made countertop and solid oak frame, Apex showcases the beauty of natural wood in stunning splendour.
havwoods.com/uk
The iconic Barcelona Collection, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1929, has long exemplified his ‘Less is more’ philosophy. Now, Knoll reintroduces the collection with a bold, modern update. While traditionally upholstered in leather, new research confirms Mies had no objection to alternative materials. Embracing this flexibility, Knoll now off ers refined fabric upholstery and a striking ultra matte-black frame across the Barcelona Chair, Stool and Couch. This refreshed edition honours the original design while off ering a contemporary twist for today’s interiors. A classic, reimagined for modern living.
knoll-int.com
STYLE
At an academy school in Staff ordshire, Style was contracted to create flexible space in the large drama facility, encouraging the room to be better utilised by allowing more than one class to be scheduled to run at the same time. The advanced Dorma Huppe Variflex moveable wall is lightweight and smooth to operate, making it easy for staff to quickly split the room into two separate areas, or open it up into a single open-plan space. With an impressive 55dB acoustic rating, concurrent classes can comfortably take place undisturbed. Finished in black on one side and white on the other, the Variflex moveable wall is a stylish and practical addition to the academy’s drama facility.
style-partitions.co.uk
KREON
Introducing kreon vergo – an outdoor lighting solution that merges minimalist design with technical precision. Integrating seamlessly into architectural exteriors, it off ers high-performance illumination and a discreet aesthetic. With its low-profile form and advanced optical systems, it delivers visual comfort and flexibility. Available in multiple formats, kreon vergo empowers architects and designers to create cohesive outdoor concepts with clarity and intent.
kreon.com
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