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To be included contact Louise May on 020 8269 7826 or
louise.may@
progressivemediainternational.com
KI
KI has launched a range of new colours for its Hatton chair: Powder Blue, Moss Green, Rose Blossom and Purple Haze. Iron Grey, Ash Grey and Flannel from the old palette are also still available. Hatton is a popular choice for dining spaces, multipurpose areas, libraries and sports venues, is made from a 100% recyclable one-piece injection-moulded polypropylene and fibreglass blend and has built-in UV protection. It is also lightweight, fitted with glides and an integrated grab handle, and is stackable up to eight on the floor and 18 on the transport dolly.
kieurope.com
HIMACS WOVEN IMAGE
EchoPanel Empire acoustic panels are a Climate Active-certified carbon-neutral product. Empire balances arches and vertical linework to bring quiet elegance in on-trend colours to shared interior spaces. As a design-driven, sustainable acoustic solution, Empire’s precision-cut design complements other range designs, including Longitude and Palace. It achieves a range of sustainable credentials, including Global GreenTag certification, with the maximum Product Health Declaration, Platinum Health. They boast an environmental product declaration that is recognised by international green building tools, including WELL, LEED, GreenStar and BREEAM, helping specifiers to source sustainable products.
wovenimage.com
HIMACS, consisting of minerals, acrylic and natural pigments, allows the creation of a smooth, non-porous and optically seamless surface, fulfilling the highest standards in terms of quality, aesthetics, workmanship, functionality and hygiene. Thanks to its durability, the solid surface material is particularly suitable for frequently used work surfaces in high-traf ic areas and – combined with brown leather couches, dark green velvet chairs and wooden screens – creates a warm, comfortable and inviting atmosphere in lobbies, where guests feel welcome and well cared for.
lxhausys.com/eu/himacs
MODULYSS
Discover the power of neuro- inclusive design with modulyss. Join a sensory-processing workshop by Jessica Meredith and our exciting redesign challenge for the Carden Nursery & Primary School in Brighton, England. Redesign a therapy room to embrace neurodiversity and win the opportunity to bring your design to life with modulyss carpet flooring. Learn about sensory diversity in a free workshop and network at the showroom in London. Join the conversation on neuro-inclusivity now.
modulyss.com
MILLIKEN
Up-tempo, fast-paced and funky, a carpet tile collection influenced by the music and dance movement of the 1970s, Milliken’s Northern Soul collection is vibrant, full of life and colour. Milliken’s unique Millitron patterning technology makes possible the detailed patterns and nuanced colours. Northern Soul cushion back carpet tiles (in a 50×50cm format) are fun and upbeat, capturing the rhythm of music through mark-making, patterns and colours.
milliken.com
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