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Cosentino opens new Hatton Gardens showroom


Global surface manufacturer Cosentino has announced the November opening of its brand new Hatton Garden showroom in London. A creative hub designed to inspire, connect, and host events for industry professionals, the space includes a fully stocked sample library, an Atelier lab and bookable meeting rooms within the 420 sq m space. Its three floors display Cosentino’s


product portfolio, demonstrating application for projects; from flooring, cladding and furniture to facades. The new showroom is equipped with a fully working Atelier lab that helps architects and designers, specify the right products for interior and exterior projects. With its fully stocked sample


library, interactive digital display boards and desk or meeting spaces


for hire, teams can touch, experiment and experience Cosentino first-hand, seeing projects come to life before their eyes.


Cosentino City London will also be the brand’s UK event hub. An impressive schedule of events is in place, including exhibitions, roundtables, supper clubs, CPDs, industry parties and more. cosentino.com


Lumsden designs retail and products for The Art of Banksy


Lumsden, specialist designers for the cultural and visitor attractions sector, has created the retail, box ofice and entrance space for The Art of Banksy, the major exhibition that has opened on London’s Regent Street.


Upturned plastic crates, lorry palettes, corrugated metal sheets and oil drums are turned into merchandise units and retail fixtures, which take their inspiration from Banksy’s street art, using an approach that focuses on the urban environment and the notion of found objects. The box ofice continues


the street-find feel having been constructed from breeze blocks with painted metal red barriers to guide the queues. Elsewhere, an illuminated red heart sculpture takes pride of place and the two window displays have also been designed by Lumsden. lumsdendesign.com


RYAN HOWARD


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