To be included contact Louise May on 020 8269 7826 or louise.may@progressivemediainternational.com


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PARKSIDE


Made in Manchester using reclaimed red brick from the city and natural stone from around the British Isles bound with a low carbon cement alternative, Ethical Stone Terrazzo brings your project a genuine alternative to European terrazzo. The origin of every Ethical Stone Terrazzo tile can be traced to the British Isles. With marble from the Isle of Skye, pink limestone from Devon, black Welsh slate, Derbyshire limestone and Manchester brick, Ethical Stone is a unique and beautiful British take on classic terrazzo tiles in effects that simply can’t be recreated. parkside.co.uk


MILLIKEN


Milliken’s latest floor tile collection – Sculptured Forms – combines dimension and pattern with simplicity of colour. Complex patterns and rich textures collide to reinterpret structure and form. Geometry and intricate linework mingle with soft organic forms to offer a balanced elegance that will enhance any interior. There are three designs in the collection: two are Solution Dyed Nylon carpet tiles – ‘High Relief’ and ‘In the Round’, and the third ‘Marble Cast’ is a Millitron patterned coordinate design. The juxtaposition of geometric patterns and soft organic shapes creates an elegant high-end feel. millikencarpet.com


RAWSON


Rawson’s Jazz range has been complemented with new Jazz Synth and Bar. The Synth range allows for the transfer of colour across one tile, providing endless design possibilities. The colours used are complemented by the block colours matching in the standard jazz range, which means that colour transfers in an open room can be subtle and transformative. It also offers the opportunity for many differing designs in the floor, which Rawson’s team would be happy to discuss.


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JAMES LATHAM SCHMIDT


The Prête-Moi Ta Plume dressing room is a wonderfully flamboyant design featuring the exclusive Schmidt-Christian Lacroix Prête-Moi Ta Plume print, a graphical pattern featuring a swirling arrangement of multicoloured feathers. This high-end dressing room with dressing table unit is elegant, functional and eye-catching with lighting, folding and sliding doors and complementary La Vie en Rose panels to enhance the feathers print. home-design.schmidt


Emma Harris was also commended at the Rycotewood College’s student competition for her chic drinks cabinet, which combined black HIMACS and solid oak for a cool, contemporary piece of furniture. Attractive, yet eminently practical, the addition of a mirrored interior adds an extra touch of luxury. The judges praised its refinement and harmonious combination of textures and colours to achieve a cohesive composition. They also felt it demonstrated Emma’s keen understanding of HIMACS’ versatility, and its ability to complement and enhance other materials. lathamtimber.co.uk


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