Residential Design
HEART FELT EXPANSION
Hunter Douglas Architectural has expanded HeartFelt®, its
award winning, innovative felt ceiling system range, launching
new panel depths and module measurements to provide
architects with new creative possibilities when designing
ceilings. HeartFelt® panels were already available in 55mm
depth (40B x 55H mm) in seven shades of grey, from off-white
to anthracite, and five earthy tones. Now the ceiling system is
also available in panel depths of 80mm (40B x 80H mm) and
105mm (40B x 105H mm) in five shades of grey. The carriers
for the modular system are available in two colours. metallic
and black coated, and 16 different modular sizes, ranging
from 50mm to 200mm. The ongoing evolution of HeartFelt®
is a logical result of its success, says Pieter van Rees, Business
DevelopmentManager at Hunter Douglas Architectural.
http://www.hunterdouglas.comA NEW DIMENSION
The village of Bramcote in Nottinghamshire is home to the select Baxter Green
development by William May. Envisioned by Leonard Design Architects and set in
the former gardens of Grade II Listed St. Johns College, Baxter Green introduces
outstanding low-density luxury housing surrounded by tranquil countryside. Once
complete, Baxter Green will have 40 residential properties varying in sizes, all
fitted with Vicaima quality interior doors. William May Developments has used
Vicaima’s Dekordor 3D finished doors throughout, alternating within particular
house types, between a textured grey face with horizontal decorative grooves
and a rich Dark Cedar finish. Dekordor 3D adds a new dimension to interior
design, with highly attractive horizontal grained textured laminates in a range
of on-trend and contemporary colour tones. This durable range can be further
enhanced, with the addition of glass panel doors, face grooving or even metallic
inlays, to create individual statements for apartments or traditional homes. All
of the Dekordor 3D collection come in a choice of cores and can be supplied
with added performance including fire doors, which are compliant with the most
rigorous fire door regulations, acoustics and security doors where required as
part of a complete door and door frame kit. http://www.vicaima.comWOVEN ENGLISH
WEAVE BY
JOHN BOYD TEXTILESWoven by John Boyd Textiles since 1837 using the
original historic looms, horsehair fabrics are used mainly
for upholstery, wallcoverings, screens, lampshades and
cinemas for speakers and walling. This exclusive English
fabric is highly regarded for its quality, lustre, durability and
natural fire resistance as well as acoustic properties and is
suited to residential and commercial properties. Samples
of the new contemporary colours and weaves are
available upon request. John boyd Textiles are taking part
in London Design Week at the Alton-Brooke showroom.
01963 350451 | http://www.johnboydtextiles.co.uk
Image courtesy of Oakley Moore Interior Design