MOVERS & SHAKERS


ROBERT LANGFORD First Floor, Design Centre East The relocated Robert Langford showroom continues the brand’s ethos of high-quality furniture with a strong emphasis on personalised customer service, including pieces with shorter lead times and in-stock items ready to take away. This Design Centre East studio space is the perfect place to get samples of fabrics and finishes, see examples of the brand’s most popular designs and discuss project requirements. A modular sofa, ‘Sutherland’, is this season’s major new launch.


CA’ PIETRA ARTISANS Third Floor, Design Centre East The Artisans of Devizes showroom has had a rebrand, and is now Ca’ Pietra Artisans. The new name is an amalgamation of two existing sister brands: Artisans of Devizes’ specialism is custom stonework, while Ca’ Pietra is known for its pret-a-porter tile collections, from colourful patterned porcelain to classic terracotta and marble mosaic. Stop by to see its new ‘Stone Glaze’ tiles, pictured here used on the wall, along with ‘Pumice Porcelain’ on the floor.


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TOPFLOOR BY ESTI Second Floor, South Dome Rug specialist Topfloor by Esti has moved to a new location, and expanded its product offering, too, with cashmere throws, travel blankets and cushions added to its collections. The beautiful rugs that have made founder Esti Barnes one of the industry’s most sought- after names are still the core offering, though, and they often have a fascinating narrative – pictured is ‘Toyko’ from the recent Monochrome Stories collection, which translates the work of Japanese drypoint artist Hashimoto Naotsugu into a series of inky works of art for the floor.


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