To be included, contact 07774 895 615 or alistair.fitzpatrick@progressivemediainternational.com


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HI-MACS


Martín Berasategui’s new restaurant El Txoko de Martín in Palma de Mallorca features decorations in which wood, iron, stone and ceramic details play an important role. The most striking feature of the restaurant is the three large murals, designed by Juan Chito, and made by Mallorcan company Sublime using HI-MACS solid surface, which capture a variety of sports disciplines, two of which originated in the Basque Country. These murals, which draw visitors’ eyes as soon as they step inside, were produced on HI-MACS natural acrylic stone, in Alpine White, by complex, skilful sublimation work. himacs.eu


GEZE


GEZE UK’s RIBA-approved CPD ‘Removing Barriers to Access’ has been completely revised and updated and includes new visuals and updates to regulation all in GEZE’s new branding. The CPD looks at why door controls are needed, explains the various standards and regulations that apply, and where and when to use a manual door control or an automatic operator. It looks at self-closing devices for fire door applications and the benefits of electronic hold-open devices. The seminar also explains the benefit of automatic doors, the different types and their suitability, as well as their potential danger points. geze.co.uk


MILLIKEN


Northward Bound is Milliken’s latest carbon-neutral carpet tile collection and the first European collection in its D/LUX series. The D/LUX series is so named because it’s all about creating a high-performance luxurious carpet that uses fewer raw materials (thus reducing embodied carbon) with no compromise on aesthetics. This is achieved by carefully considering materials, fibre suppliers, yarn systems and tufting technology. Doing more with less is in harmony with Milliken’s ethos to ‘do good’ and the company’s unswerving ethical approach to corporate social responsibility and sustainability. millikencarpet.com


SAVIOLA EBORCRAFT


Re-imagine your boardroom table with Oracle by Eborcraft. Sleek lines and exquisite wood veneer finishes offer a prestigious but contemporary range of boardroom furniture. This stunning Oak barrel table on aerofoil bases with a glass panel insert combines visual appeal with functionality. Create your own bespoke table with alternative tabletop designs and the ability to conceal wire management in the bases. For a more unique style, choose the crossbanding option. eborcraft.co.uk


The Trend-A-Porter UK collection consists of 26 combinable decors with up-to-date fashionable designs. Its faced panels are the ideal balance between design and sustainability. The collection pays close attention to detail by understanding and being ahead of cultural movements. Saviola is the first company to establish a 100% recycled chipboard and to truly embrace the philosophy of circular economy. Décor T09 Statuario Venato Bianco has unique aesthetic qualities with its versatile, refined chromatism. It conveys scenography all around, and gives elegance and character. saviola.com/eng | uk@saviola.com


DAVID SANDRON – SUBLIME, GROUP CONCORD


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