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Fabled Studio designs new sister restaurant The Wolseley City
Fabled Studio captures the grandeur and impeccable standards for new restaurant The Wolseley City, which takes visual cues from its sister restaurant The Wolseley Piccadilly. Situated on King William Street, London, the new restaurant off ers two private dining rooms, three bars and salon spaces, and mezzanine- level dining experience. Drawing inspiration from the architecture of 160 Piccadilly, created in 1921 by William Curtis Green, and the fashionable trends of the 1920s, Fabled Studio’s design scheme pays homage to the site and era of decadence.
fabledstudio.com
Arper supports
exhibition showcasing ethical and responsible architecture
Arper is supporting the groundbreaking exhibition A Lot With Little, which made its world premiere at the Venice Architecture Biennale and continues an international tour in 2024. A project created and produced by curator Noemi Blager with films by Tapio Snellman, showcases the work of ten architects from across the globe who have responded to the climatic, social and economic crises.
arper.com
The Harrison School of Design Competition launches
Global branding, interior design and architecture specialist Harrison has launched its inaugural design competition, ‘The Harrison School of Design Competition’. UK students can apply their knowledge and devise an out-of-the-box fine-dining concept that challenges conventional hospitality design, with cash prizes awarded for first, second and third place. Harrison is also off ering the first-place recipient a two-month placement at its Birmingham of ice.
weareharrison.com
New president for global manufacturer Camira Group announced Textile designer and manufacturer Camira Group has announced Chris Silguero as the new company president to head up its group business in North America. Camira CEO Alan Williams commented: ‘We’re thrilled to have Chris on board. He has proven executive leadership expertise and will be instrumental in delivering our ambitious growth plans within the hugely important North American marketplace.’
camirafabrics.com
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Panaz launches flagship
showroom at Clerkenwell Design Trail
Panaz, a leading manufacturer of contract fabrics, has launched its first London Showroom during the Clerkenwell Design Trail (4–5 October). Celebrating its launch, Panaz hosted a drinks reception at the showroom, which is located at 66 Clerkenwell Road. The showroom has been designed to
showcase the fabrics to visitors, which is exhibiting Panaz’s latest designs and collections. It includes the company’s recent collaboration with Timorous Beasties, which produced a capsule collection launched at the Clerkenwell Design Week earlier this year, and Meridian, a geologically inspired range of woven jacquards, and plain and sheer
draperies for the hospitality sector. Rollie Attard, CEO at Panaz, commented: ‘We are thrilled to [have taken] part in this year’s Design Trail, even more so to welcome people to our new showroom. At Panaz we take pride in off ering high-quality fabrics that meet the exacting needs of our customers across a range of sectors. This includes hospitality, healthcare and workspace, as well as cruise.
‘The space is stunning and a great opportunity for people to see what we are all about and see our range of fabrics with information about the latest developments.’
panaz.com
New identity, mural and shopfront designs in
Twickenham Align Design and Architecture has undertaken a high street regeneration scheme for real estate investor Essential Living in King Street, Twickenham. The components of the scheme range from a new set of shopfront design guidelines for retailers, together with new street furniture, new identity and a striking, large-scale mural located at one end of the retail parade. ‘The overall intent was to
create a harmonious sense of unity for the parade’s shopfront elevations...whilst also forming part of an integrated whole,’ commented Nigel Tresise, director of Align Design and Architecture.
aligngb.com
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