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Product Watch: Loomah ‘Ravaged Beauty’

This year Loomah launched ‘Ravaged Beauty’. This new collection was inspired by the ravaging impact that nature can have on our surroundings. Loomah designer Hayley Durrell has spent many an afternoon watching the tide rise and fall from the picturesque village of Instow, North Devon. This new collection really demonstrate the endless possibilities that can be offered in… Read More >

30 October 2015 Carpet Inspired Design Product

Chelsom Product Watch: Custom Rods

One of the signature fittings from Chelsom’s custom range, the Custom Rods is a true statement piece that is sure to create impact in any interior space. Understated in terms of its design, the decorative impact of Rods comes from the striking effect of the sparkle emitted from the bottom of each individual acrylic rod… Read More >

28 October 2015 Lighting Product

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0.3kg CO₂e/m². That’s the number that caught our attention.⁠
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It’s the carbon footprint of the backing alone on Balsan’s new Lift Up carpet tile collection, thanks to the debut of BioBack, a new low-carbon backing system made with 88% biogenic carbon derived from wood.⁠
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But here’s what makes this interesting for designers: the sustainability story hasn’t come at the expense of how the collection actually looks or performs.⁠
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Twelve colourways. An organic pattern inspired by the meeting point between architecture and nature. Random installation that means every project can take on its own character. And a glue-free system designed to make future change easier.⁠
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We’ve taken a closer look at Lift Up on Design Insider - link in our bio! ⁠
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#CommercialDesign #Flooring

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0.3kg CO₂e/m². That’s the number that caught our attention.⁠
⁠
It’s the carbon footprint of the backing alone on Balsan’s new Lift Up carpet tile collection, thanks to the debut of BioBack, a new low-carbon backing system made with 88% biogenic carbon derived from wood.⁠
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But here’s what makes this interesting for designers: the sustainability story hasn’t come at the expense of how the collection actually looks or performs.⁠
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Twelve colourways. An organic pattern inspired by the meeting point between architecture and nature. Random installation that means every project can take on its own character. And a glue-free system designed to make future change easier.⁠
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We’ve taken a closer look at Lift Up on Design Insider - link in our bio! ⁠
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#CommercialDesign #Flooring

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What happens when an experienced design team is given permission to forget the brief and simply play?⁠
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Studio Play is the new commercial carpet collection from Brintons, born from a series of creative workshops where experimentation comes first and design follows.⁠
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For Series One, the team worked freely with fluid acrylic inks, layering, responding and creating without pressure. The unexpected results have now been translated into expressive carpet designs that bring an artisan quality to high-traffic hospitality, retail and corporate interiors.⁠
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And this is just the beginning. With Gelli printing next on the agenda, Studio Play is set to continue exploring what can happen when designers are given the freedom to create first and design later.⁠
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Discover the full collection on Design Insider - the tagged post in through the link in our bio! ⁠
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#CommercialDesign #FlooringDesign

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What happens when an experienced design team is given permission to forget the brief and simply play?⁠
⁠
Studio Play is the new commercial carpet collection from Brintons, born from a series of creative workshops where experimentation comes first and design follows.⁠
⁠
For Series One, the team worked freely with fluid acrylic inks, layering, responding and creating without pressure. The unexpected results have now been translated into expressive carpet designs that bring an artisan quality to high-traffic hospitality, retail and corporate interiors.⁠
⁠
And this is just the beginning. With Gelli printing next on the agenda, Studio Play is set to continue exploring what can happen when designers are given the freedom to create first and design later.⁠
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Discover the full collection on Design Insider - the tagged post in through the link in our bio! ⁠
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#CommercialDesign #FlooringDesign

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💡Lighting is just one of the product types you can filter by when searching for accredited suppliers for your projects.⁠
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Further more, our sub category filter enables you to be even more specific with the type of lighting you are looking to specify.⁠
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Each of the supplier’s listed has passed a thorough accreditation process by Commercial Interiors UK, ensuring top-tier quality, reliability, and sustainability.⁠
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Start sourcing confidently for your next project today, discover suppliers across hospitality, workplace, cruise, restaurant, healthcare and more! Discover beautiful lighting by going to the link in our bio. ⁠
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#Lighting #CommercialInteriors #AccreditedSupplies

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💡Lighting is just one of the product types you can filter by when searching for accredited suppliers for your projects.⁠
⁠
Further more, our sub category filter enables you to be even more specific with the type of lighting you are looking to specify.⁠
⁠
Each of the supplier’s listed has passed a thorough accreditation process by Commercial Interiors UK, ensuring top-tier quality, reliability, and sustainability.⁠
⁠
Start sourcing confidently for your next project today, discover suppliers across hospitality, workplace, cruise, restaurant, healthcare and more! Discover beautiful lighting by going to the link in our bio. ⁠
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#Lighting #CommercialInteriors #AccreditedSupplies

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Skinners’ Hall has reopened as 8½ London following its first major refurbishment in three decades, with Carter Owers Studio leading the transformation of more than 17 public rooms and residential apartments alongside architectural interventions by 6a architects.⁠
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Rather than treating the past as something to be preserved behind glass, the four-year restoration brings centuries of history back into active use. Blackened brickwork still carries the scars of the Great Fire, fragments of the buried River Walbrook have been woven into the building’s story, and historic rooms now sit alongside contemporary furniture, bespoke British craftsmanship and carefully commissioned details.⁠
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The result is a remarkable new chapter for one of the City of London’s most historic buildings.⁠
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👉️ Discover the full project on Design Insider through the link in our bio!

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Skinners’ Hall has reopened as 8½ London following its first major refurbishment in three decades, with Carter Owers Studio leading the transformation of more than 17 public rooms and residential apartments alongside architectural interventions by 6a architects.⁠
⁠
Rather than treating the past as something to be preserved behind glass, the four-year restoration brings centuries of history back into active use. Blackened brickwork still carries the scars of the Great Fire, fragments of the buried River Walbrook have been woven into the building’s story, and historic rooms now sit alongside contemporary furniture, bespoke British craftsmanship and carefully commissioned details.⁠
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The result is a remarkable new chapter for one of the City of London’s most historic buildings.⁠
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👉️ Discover the full project on Design Insider through the link in our bio!

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