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Our pick of products new to market


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Sensor Taps by GRAFF


WORDS BY EMILY MARTIN


New to the UK market is Graff ’s Sensor Tap collection, which feature cutting-edge sensor technology, meaning these bathroom mixers are designed to meet the demands of public bathrooms with hygienic, intuitive hands-free usability. The collection is available in Graff ’s full selection of handcrafted finishes. graff -designs.com


2 Tejo by Isomi The recyclable Tejo sofa system off ers elegance, comfort and versatility while helping to preserve Portugal’s cork forests. Partly made from recycling cork waste, the modular sofa system is ideally configured for commercial spaces due to its three, distinct main elements: a bench, a single sofa, and a double back-to- back sofa. isomi.com


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Silestone XM by Cosentino A global manufacturer of stone surfaces introduces Silestone XM: a new generation of mineral surfaces with a maximum crystalline silica content of 10%. Following the 2020 launch of Cosentino’s Hybriq+ technology, Silestone XM marks a continuation of the brand’s commitment to sustainability and to innovation. cosentimo.com


4 Tradition by Povl B. Eskildsen for Fritz Hansen This modular garden furniture system is made using teak, with the series comprising a lounge chair, corner/ end and spacer modules, a pouf and two tables that together allow for many combinations. Each piece showcases skilled artisan features: such as the back and armrests, formed with seamless finger joints. fritzhansen.com


5 Time Collection by Caesarstone This collection introduces Caesarstone’s new Mineral Surfaces range, which off ers a low-silica alternative to the brand’s existing portfolio. A premium, sustainable and resilient engineered stone, these surface materials have been developed using the brand’s expertise and advanced technology. caesarstone.co.uk


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