To be included contact Louise May on 0207 947 2972 or
louise.may@
btmi.com
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SKOPOS
Taransay is a new, naturally inspired, textured, plain, inherently flame-retardant fabric, produced using recycled FR polyester yarns (from post-consumer waste). Taransay is GRS certified, washable to 30°C, 140cm wide, and off ered in a palette of 20 soft linen-look tones. The surface of Taransay has been influenced by the unique landscape of its namesake Scottish island. Request loose samples via the website or order a Taransay Shade-card by contacting
sales@skopos.co.uk. Skopos, meanwhile, has recently been re-awarded Carbon Neutral status and is committed to providing a range of sustainable solutions for contract interiors.
skopos.co.uk
HAVWOODS
The new TreeAzzo collection is a premium and sustainable terrazzo-inspired surface. Each panel is made from high-quality eco-friendly resin, mixed with wood chip wastage from the woodworking industry. Bringing texture, colour and character to any interior, these 100% handmade panels are suitable for a range of applications including walls, floors, furniture, cabinetry, worktops and splashbacks. Available in eight colours with the choice of either cement or 18mm ply backing, customers can also choose a customisable floor resin in any RAL colour. Panels can be supplied in any size up to 2500x1200mm.
havwoods.com/uk
SAS TEXTILES
120 King’s Road was led by AWW and The Bon Collective, design practices known for curating human-centric workplaces with strong visual identity. Working in collaboration with installer Henly Projects, SAS TexTiles enhanced the flexible, elegant and environmentally responsible headquarters for Liberty Global. Acoustic comfort, design continuity and ease of installation were key requirements, achieved using a patent-pending static stretch system. In the executive boardroom, a bespoke SAS600 raft with custom black C-Profiles anchors the space. A striking oval module – formed from portrait- mounted SAS TexTiles in Fairfield beige – creates a sense of gravitas and symmetry.
sasint.co.uk
UNILIN GOTESSONS
Wing is a combined storage and partition unit that is quick and easy to assemble without tools. This modular shelving is ideal for open-plan of ices and works next to individual workstations. Rods and shelves come in a range of colours, and the look can be customised by choosing between rounded or straight end pieces. Adding screens enhances both partitioning and sound absorption, and they simply click into place using hidden magnets. The designer is Stringdahl & HATT.
gotessons.com
Moduleo Roots is a luxury vinyl collection. With 130 diff erent floors that embrace the latest trends and celebrate the classics, Roots brings the ability to combine diff erent styles and bring self-expression to the floor. With oak grooves you can feel and cloud-like concrete colours that stir the sense, Roots is a collection that delivers beauty and emotion. For houses, hotels, retail shops and workplaces that are looking for the best in realism, then Moduleo’s EIR (emboss in register) mimics texture perfectly, synchronised with the pattern in every grain, knot and marking for a floor that’s true-to- nature. Soft and silent underfoot, as well as slip and water-resistant, Moduleo also comes with improved scratch and stain resistance.
pro.moduleo.com/en-gb
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