Leading interior design studio, Trindade & Bird London, believe it is essential to fully understand their customers at the outset of the design process. This involves discovering the unique tastes and preferences of each individual client, and also their lifestyle goals and how they want interact with the space. “We are strong believers that design is as much an expression as it is a tool to enhance lifestyle and environment,” says Head designer, Louise Trindade. “That’s why our team works closely with you throughout the process to produce a lifestyle-driven luxury finish to your home.”
Illusion porcelain is a wall and floor tile that offers varieties of colour and strata, with impressions of fossil shells, limestone veins and mineral nuances which are reproduced in a high definition, thickened porcelain that is unprecedented in terms of realism to natural limestone options. Available in four hues and three finishes, the Illusion can extend the beauty from indoors to the out, making it perfect for both residential and commercial designs.
An industry leader in providing beautiful yet hard wearing garments in the hospitality sector, The Uniform Studio prides itself on creating the right image for your business. Carefully combining form with function, co founder and Creative Director, Lois Hill, will ensure neither is compromised and that the perfect garment is produced to the highest quality.
Established 33 years ago in October 1982, Touch Ironmongery is one of London’s leading ironmongers. Originally called “A Touch of Brass”, the firm changed their name in 2003 in reaction to slowly advancing market changes in architectural ironmongery which is no longer supplied solely in brass, and to also reflect the broader range of products and finishes that they sell.
Very rare wall-lamp with a beautiful natural patina. Brass with marks: Rosenmarke, “WIENER WERKSTÄTTE”, designermonogramm “JH”. Literature: compare Wandlampe for Landhaus Boehler, Baden bei Wien, in: Wiener Werkstätte archive MAK Vienna, original drawing kl12112-11; vlg Wiener Werkstätte catalogue 1928 M bg 1 S. 408