Posts Tagged: Carpet Design
ege collaborate with Monsieur Christian Lacroix to create something special
Taking their successful and long-standing collaboration to the next level, Monsieur Christian Lacroix and ege carpets now enter the floor together with a collection of expressive and rich carpet designs.
BCFA Open Textile Trends
Before we open the doors to BCFA Open on the 26th & 27th October we take a look at the trends which will be exhibited by our textile and carpet members. The contract interiors market demands innovation alongside exciting new trends. At BCFA Open our exhibitors will take the opportunity to launch new collections which demonstrate innovation… Read More >
How did you get into design?
In our 4th post we met Helen Strevens who works solely from her drawing board and Sue Watkins who’s material based approach led her into her position with Chad Lighting. We also learnt how SpaceInvader was launched by John Williams after experience across multiple sectors and continents. In the final in our series we meet… Read More >
How did you get into design?
Last week we met three designers, each at very different stages of their careers, Amy Pears, Designer at Johnson Tiles, Fiona Davidson, freelance designer and senior lecturer and Jonathan Hindle, KI’s Group Managing Director, who founded the Design Guild Mark in 2008. In our 4th post we meet designer Helen Strevens who shows us how… Read More >
Unique British Elegance – The Champions’ Room at Wimbledon
British furniture designer and manufacturer, Morgan, has produced highly bespoke and prestigious solutions for the newly designed Champions’ Room at The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC), Wimbledon. Housing a welcome reception and a 90 plus seater restaurant, the Champions’ Room is the exclusive hospitality venue for the Centre Court debenture holders at Wimbledon to… Read More >
Designer’s Muse: Yvonne Smith, Brintons
We caught up with Brinton’s Carpets Archivist Yvonne Smith to discuss the influences in contemporary carpet design. We also take a look at some of Brinton’s oldest pieces of artwork some dating back to 1798
Brintons Deconstructed Living
Last month Brintons held a unique exhibition during London Design Festival to showcase the importance of carpet, how it is a major part of any decorating scheme and is the grounding for a coherent look.