Clerkenwell Design Week provides the perfect platform for The Boss Design Group to unveil new table and seating solutions from two of its iconic brands – Boss Design and Lyndon Design.
Designed in collaboration with leading British designers, the new products will take centre stage at a number of events being held to celebrate British design and manufacturing prowess at the Group’s eminent showroom at 7, Clerkenwell Road.
Cubbins new range of Luxury Interior Accessories have been received extremely well by the hospitality and interior design industry. Our three new collections consist of accessories for bathrooms, bedrooms and general hotel areas. All our products are available in a choice of wood finish (Iroko, Sapelle, Wenge, Walnut, Pine and Oak) or painted to match a client’s colour scheme. Useful accessories such as tissue box covers, waste paper bins, laundry bins and amenities trays can all be completed with a clients own branding.
Interior Designers can now revitalise furniture, walls and doors by using Interior Film from David Clouting Ltd.
Interior Film is a unique range of self-adhesive, decorative films manufactured by LG Hausys for use on a wide range of interior applications. Quick and easy to install, rooms can be dramatically transformed in hours with minimum disruption.
Interior Film is so versatile too and can be applied to almost any interior substrate including: wood, metals, plaster board, plastics and even melamine. This enables walls, doors, furniture, skirting and architrave to be attractively and quickly transformed.
Royal Warrant Holder Selectaglaze Ltd., is best known as the UK’s foremost designer and manufacturer of bespoke secondary glazing systems, having in the past 45 years worked in many of the country’s most famous and historic buildings. But a recent project in London’s Covent Garden is perhaps one of the most eye-catching to date involving a 26 metre screen fitted at the MEATmarket, a quick-eat fast-food burger kitchen housed within the 1904 Grade 2 Listed Jubilee Market Hall and overlooking the covered market stalls, which boast the best and broadest selection of antiques in London.
May Design Series to bring back coveted ‘DX Loves’ tags at next month’s event
May Design Series, the UK’s definitive furnishings fair, is delighted to announce that it will be reintroducing its popular ‘DX Loves’ tags for a second year. Standing for design excellence, new ideas and game-changing technologies, the ‘DX Loves’ initiative will see 25 of the best designed products at the show awarded an exclusive swing tag. This tag will then be displayed on their stand for the duration of the show, in order to clearly highlight the winning products to visitors. The accolade will be awarded to a total of 25 products, spanning all five sectors of the show: DX, Decor, Lighting, Kitchen + Bathroom and The Furniture Show.
May Design Series, the UK’s definitive furnishings fair, is nearly upon us. Taking place between 18-20 May at London’s ExCeL, May Design Series is an international design event that combines 5 districts – DX, Decor, The Furniture Show, Kitchen + Bathroom and Lighting – to create one all encompassing event that is set to rival the major shows that take place on mainland Europe.
Working at the leading edge of contemporary design, MK has developed the Elements Collection: electrical accessories which can take on the appearance of almost any material. Now designers can create truly unique interiors, as dimmers and sockets become an integral part of the design, delivering the same high aesthetic as key signature materials such as fabrics and wallcoverings.
At Henry Wolfe we know that design matters to you. That is why all our products are chosen with style in mind. Our stunning range of stainless steel fire extinguishers and stands will compliment any interior design, unlike traditional red extinguishers, which often look out of place in a well thought-out designed room.
This keypad which is like a modern smartphone allows an intuitive and easy everyday use of alarm system as well as direct control of home automation system.
Depending on the size of the protected building, you can have one or even several such devices. They are usually located in prominent places of your home and used at least several times a day.