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NOV/DEC 2023 PRODUCTS POLYFLOR


Across 80 desirable shades, Expona Commercial offers an extensive collection of versatile luxury vinyl tiles and planks. Its tailored range of hard-wearing, authentically replicated wood and stone designs perfectly captures natural materials. They are intended for use in busy environments and constructed for installation straight from the box. Each ready-to-use option works effortlessly as a stand-alone floor, while their tonal similarity encourages inspired experimentation when creating unique spaces, opening up a new world of high-concept design. polyflor.com


HAVWOODS


Havwoods has launched its new collection, Elegante Veneers, as part of a journey to enhance its product portfolio, offering ranges that go beyond the floor. Made from reconstituted Italian ALPI veneer, the collection is sustainably produced. Offering a grain-neutral timber that can be coloured and processed to create dynamic surface solutions that replicate any timber species, the sheets can be installed on walls, ceilings, furniture, cabinetry and curved surfaces – with a choice of 12 colours, 15 shapes and three constructions. havwoods.com/uk


FREM


Inspire Curated Collection by Frem is a blend of visionary design and unrivalled comfort. Each piece is meticulously hand-crafted to make a bold statement, transforming your space into a dynamic showcase of contemporary style and functionality. The collection includes three sofa designs – Scandi- inspired Freddie, contemporary curved Alina and the modern luxe Jakob. Frem has also teamed up with Planq to create a beautiful oak coffee table set incorporating Rezign Veneer made from textile waste. frem.co.uk


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