Folding sliding doors can transform any room, bringing in light and creating a link between the outdoors and indoors. If you’re thinking of installing a set of bi-folding or folding sliding doors – then make sure it’s the very best of British.
Origin, an award-winning British manufacturer of bespoke aluminium folding sliding doors, delivers superior engineering with aesthetically pleasing premium quality, thereby presenting the ideal solution for creating beautiful distinctive buildings.
Company: Reflex Rol UK
Web address: www.deleeuw-ltd.co.uk
The prestigious head offices of Volkswagen Group UK based in Milton Keynes pay testimony to Lyndon Design’s bespoke design, handcrafted seating capabilities and ability to deliver tailored solutions for corporate office spaces. Several of Lyndon Design’s high-backed Arthur seats provide informal meeting areas and breakout spaces within the recently refurbished building, whilst delivering the ultimate in design prowess and comfortable ergonomics.
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A new range from Armac Martin was launched at the KBB show in Birmingham this month. The simple clean lines of the design mark this range out as one of pure classic elegance. Solid brass, fully machined, component parts have been beautifully finished in-house to a high specification PNP shine.
This beautiful aluminium sculpture is actually a 1.5 metre door handle, and will add a massive impact to any entrance.
Shown here cast in aluminium, and mirror polished to create a stunning looking door pull.
Branch is just 1 of over 70 door handles and 200 products designed by Philip Watts and hand made in the UK.
COMPAC Quartz in Apple Azabache
COMPAC was established in 1975 and is now one of the world’s leading companies involved in the production of technological marble and quartz surfaces. With nearly 40 years’ experience in national and international markets, the evolution of the company has always been defined by innovation and quality.
There has never been a better time to design for interiors. A review of statistics from Haskel and Pesole notes that businesses in the United Kingdom are investing up to £35 billion a year on design and that design-intensive industries are employing up to 350,000 people with many more workers in design-related roles1.
Designers are talking about ‘new luxury’; creating spaces that elicit special feelings, experiences and memories for clients. This differs from ‘old luxury’ which was more about the products themselves, and the expensive brands. ‘New luxury’ demands that electrical accessories contribute to a room’s overall aesthetic impact.
