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3V ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE
The focus at 3V Architectural Hardware is to clearly understand and interpret your design aspirations and requirements so that they can specify, design and deliver the perfect ironmongery and washroom solution for your project. The dedicated team work in partnership with you, your expertise and theirs, to help unlock the experiences that you design. Visit the website to find out more and let them provide the perfect solution ‘Better Together’.
3vahl.com
YEOMAN SHIELD
Safeguard high-trafic environments with Yeoman Shield’s specialised wall and door protection solutions. The robust systems – including corner guards and handrails – are designed to minimise wear and tear while enhancing your space’s aesthetics. By investing in the protective solutions, you can reduce maintenance costs and prolong the lifespan of interiors, ensuring a welcoming atmosphere for guests while keeping staff areas functional and safe. Yeoman Shield also provides fire door services to help you maintain compliance with safety standards. Choose Yeoman Shield for protection that combines functionality and style.
yeomanshield.com
BÜSCHE
Sophisticated, beautiful and lightweight – PUR offers a design that stands up to any comparison and is unique in its functionality. The profile is a masterpiece of high-tech engineering, optimised to use minimal material while offering a range of applications. This multifunctional curtain track system is suited to all operational needs, whether it’s manual, motorised or cord-operated, and it meets all international standards. Suitable for wall or ceiling installation and available in seven premium finishes, it offers maximum flexibility for even the most demanding interior designs. The award-winning product is designed and manufactured in Germany by Büsche and it is distributed exclusively in the UK by Goelst.
goelst.co.uk
OTTETTO WALLS OF EDEN
Walls of Eden fuses nature’s artistry with the sophistication of modern design. It is the creator of exquisite 3D wall tiles that draw inspiration from the beauty of the natural world. Its signature tiles are crafted to be enchanting and environmentally responsible. These biophilic installations transform spaces into sanctuaries, promoting well-being and reinforcing the bond between humans and the natural world. Walls of Eden’s mission? To positively impact every environment.
walls-of-eden.com
The Ottetto furniture range starts with the credenza and is a canvas to create unique pieces of beautiful furniture for receptions, dining rooms and boardrooms for commercial interiors, hospitality and private commissions. The Ottetto credenza is part of a modular storage system comprising of eight elements offering a choice of configurations and sizes, both horizontal and vertical. Choose from a variety of standard and exquisite materials and finishes including recycled plastics, glass, metal, laminate and leather for doors, drawers and tops. Shown here is the Ottetto credenza with recycled plastics and specially designed Torii handles in metallic candy red.
ottetto.art
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