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AARON DESKING
This shelving unit exemplifies modern of ice design, blending form and function seamlessly. The robust black metal frame provides structural integrity, while the varying sizes of the wooden compartments introduce a dynamic visual rhythm. The unit’s open and closed sections off er a balance between display and concealment, optimising space utilisation without compromising aesthetics. The integration of greenery at the top softens the industrial elements, creating a harmonious link to nature. The unit not only serves as a functional partition within the of ice but also enhances spatial flow and adds a contemporary touch.
aaron-desking.com
AMTICO
British flooring manufacturer Amtico has added nine floor designs to Designers’ Choice, its luxury vinyl tile (LVT) collection. The new combinations translate three macro trends – Restorative Spaces, Soft Utilitarian and Nostalgic Reset – into floors for commercial projects. Nostalgic Reset shows in the retro styling of DC633 Lune Small in Packwood Stone and red wine-hued Stucco Roselle, a sculptural semi-circle design. To specify impactful, patterned floors, interior designers simply choose the ‘DC’ code, and the laying pattern is precision-cut in the Coventry factory from Amtico’s Signature LVT.
amtico.com/commercial
UNILIN FLOORING
Across its portfolio – wood, vinyl and laminate from Quick-Step and dryback, rigid core and loose lay vinyl from Moduleo – Unilin Flooring provides waterproof flooring that excels in commercial locations. The waterproof status of Quick-Step and Moduleo floors is achieved with exacting manufacturing tolerances for a precision fit and wear layers that prevent water ingress. Moduleo’s Roots and Moods dryback vinyl, Intoo loose lay and LayRed rigid click floors are all waterproof and come with a scratch-resistant and stain-resistant surface that’s easy to care for. With 0.55mm wear layers available Moduleo vinyl floors are suitable for heavy traf ic and also available in 0.40mm wear layers for use in less intensive use areas.
unilin.com/en/our-fl oors
GRANGE DESIGN ROBERT PEARSON
The water-saving, ‘swipe-type’, hygienic, no-touch, sensor-operated WC flush valve systems from Robert Pearson & Company are easy to use – just put your hand within a few inches of the sensor to activate the flush. It’s easy to install, and can be retrofitted into existing cisterns in many cases. Stylish but strong, plus robust and reliable operation with no handles to touch or mechanical linkages to damage, stretch or break, make them ideal for busy commercial buildings.
robertpearson.co.uk
Elevate the wellness experience in today’s bathroom with Atlantic, a contemporary brassware collection by Grange Design, which celebrates minimalist design coupled with high-performance features. Off ering a series of pared-back basin, bath and bath/ shower mixer taps, the Atlantic collection is manufactured from solid brass and is available in Chrome and Matt Black finish options. Able to suit any style and size of bathroom space, Atlantic is compatible with most styles of bathtub, wash basin and shower to create contemporary bathroom spaces, which are flexible, stylish, and functional.
grangedesign.com
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