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CRL Stone has introduced four stunning new finishes into its beautiful range of quartz worktops for kitchens and bathrooms. The new additions - Barletta, Modena, Statuario Oro and Taj Mahal - enhance CRL Stone's extensive and diverse range of beautiful. CRL Stone has a wide range of options to choose from that come in a range of colours, finishes & thicknesses.


Four square tiles with varied textures and patterns. Top left: grainy beige. Top right: white with gray veins. Bottom left: white with gold veins. Bottom right: sandy beige.
Top left, Barletta: Top right, Modena: Bottom Left, Statuario Oro: Bottom left, Taj Mahal

Barletta


Infinitely elegant, CRL Quartz Barletta is a dreamy, light and luminous marble-inspired surface featuring neutral shades that swirl organically to bring an air of subtle sophistication to any space. Layered upon a soft white canvas, the captivating beige and cream shades create a warm and welcoming aesthetic in classic and contemporary settings. Team with brushed bronze or gold to accentuate the warm tones or introduce darker accents for contrast. 


Modern kitchen with light marble island, black fixtures, and elegant grey chairs. Wooden cabinets and warm lighting create a cozy mood.

Modena


With Modena, a timeless white base provides the backdrop for striking veining, characterised by alluring earthy tones, which exude a natural elegance. Clean and contemporary, this Quartz surface expertly replicates the organic beauty of marble without any of the upkeep to bring a light and airy ambiance to any space. The perfect partner for every colour and material, Modena is wonderfully versatile. 


Modern kitchen with blue cabinets, marble countertops, hanging lights, and fruit bowls. Orange accent wall, chevron wood floor.


Statuario Oro


A creamy white base interspersed with prominent golden-brown veins sets the scene for Statuario Oro, an eye-catching quartz surface destined to take centre stage in classic and contemporary spaces. With a versatile, natural beauty that radiates elegance, Statuario Oro is a marble-effect surface that strikes the perfect balance between form and function.


Modern kitchen island with marble pattern, silver faucet, and black sink. Bowl of red apples, books, plant, and smartphone rest on top.

Taj Mahal


Aptly named after one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal is an intriguing Quartz surface packed with charm and style. With its warm, rich tones, Taj Mahal brings balance to darker palettes and instant impact to paler colour schemes. A versatile stone-effect surface that is instinctively stylish, Taj Mahal will effortlessly elevate any interior.


Modern kitchen with black cabinets, marble island, and two wire chairs. Large pendant light above. Oven, mixer, and pot on counter.

 For more information on any of the beautiful quartz surfaces that CRL Stone offers,, please visit www.crlstone.co.uk

Ted Todd, specialists in engineered wood flooring, has announced the expansion of its highly esteemed Project Collection with the launch of six new extra wide, extra thick floors. Following the successful introduction of a 20mm thick construction option within the popular Warehouse Collection, Ted Todd have now extended this offering of enhanced construction to their most-loved toned floors in their pronounced Project collection, offering greater choice for residential and commercial spaces, without a significant increase in price.


Cozy bedroom with white bed, orange-patterned wallpaper, and a red armchair. Two lamps on nightstands add warm light. Rug and wooden floor.

As a direct response to customer demand for wider designs with unbeatable construction, these six new variations to existing Project floors are now available for the first time in 220mm extra wide planks with a 20mm thickness, and generous 6mm wear layer.


The new launch includes additions to the Almond, Brindle, Caramel, Calico, Petworth and Tattenhall designs in a hardened oil finish for added reliability, longevity and durability, ensuring interior projects will stand the test of time.


A cozy room with a white desk and black chair, adorned with a vase of purple leaves. Light from shutters casts patterns on oak floors.

A combination of sophistication and practicality, these engineered boards encompass what flooring industry leaders, Ted Todd stands for. Being the original creatives of the extra wide plank design, they bring functionality to the flooring world, developing products that not only look effortlessly stylish, but are future forward to suit modern day living.


Cozy bedroom with a pink bed, floral pillows, and a matching rug on wooden floor. Soft mood with light from the window. Cream drawers beside bed.

Project floors are made from nature grade European oak sourced from sustainably managed forests ensuring the materials remain FSC certified. The nature grade subtly highlights the original features of the timber with a lightly brushed texture showcasing knots, colour variation and expressive grain.


Ted Todd is committed to making beautiful wood flooring without compromising on sustainability. The Project collection provides high-quality, resilient flooring solutions ideal for both residential and commercial applications where durability and style are paramount.


Light wooden floor with a beige bench holding a candle and a book titled "Rose Uniacke at Home." Calm and cozy atmosphere.

Robert Walsh, founder of Ted Todd commented on the launch "We're thrilled to welcome these six new additions to our valued Project Collection. This innovation provides not only more choice for our clients, but greater options for hard-wearing exceptional quality floors and a more sustainable approach to selecting a product you can trust will last a lifetime.” For more information on the new additions to the Project Collection, please visit the Ted Todd website.

Leading accessible bathroom brand Fitzroy of London collaborated with London interior design studio, Studio Mica, to develop accessible bathroom solutions for the launch of the new guest rooms and suites at Montcalm Mayfair in London. The brief was to elevate the guest experience through contemporary design that is both inclusive and effortlessly elegant, ensuring every accessible bathroom is as thoughtfully crafted as any other hotel room.


Modern bathroom with marble walls, gold fixtures, round mirror, and walk-in shower. Neutral tones create a sleek, elegant atmosphere.

In need of bathroom solutions that would meet accessibility standards without compromising on luxury, Fitzroy of London was chosen for its knowledge and comprehensive product portfolio. The project features products from the brand’s popular Gosfield collection and is a striking example of contemporary design meets superior functionality. Gosfield fixed grab rails, removable grab rails, back rests and white pad shower seats were selected in PVD Satin Brass, pairing beautifully with the other finishes found throughout the hotel.


Nightstand with lamp, vase of white flowers, framed art on beige wall. Bedside setting, calming mood. White pillow with brown trim.

The warm, contemporary finish helps to enhance the gold veining running through the bathroom tiles, alongside the bold, bespoke wallpaper and playful patterns found in the bedrooms. Removable products were specifically requested by the hotel’s operations team so they were able to provide a flexible solution that allows the bathrooms to be adaptable to better meet the needs of different guests. Offering complete fluidity, when the grab rails are not needed by a guest, they can simply be removed and a matching backplate in the same finish is added in its place. The result is a spacious bathroom that is both elegant and refined.


Anna Mazurak, Senior Interior Designer at Studio Mica, commented: “When working on accessible bathrooms, it’s often difficult to find beautiful products that fit within our design brief. Working with Fitzroy of London was a fantastic experience. The brand offers a fully comprehensive range of accessible fittings in a wide array of designs, products and finishes, making it really simple to complement the existing features of the design. What really stood out was how collaborative the team was as they worked closely with us on every detail and provided us with all the product specification documents that we needed for our drawings.” 


Elegant hotel entrance with white pillars, black iron fence, and potted plants. Sign reads Montcalm Mayfair. Bright facade with large windows.

Following its temporary closure in 2023, Montcalm Mayfair recently reopened following a bold renovation. Architects Holland Harvey oversaw the transformation, working with Studio Est and Studio Mica who reimagined the interiors, including 151 guest rooms and suites, a wellness space, bar, restaurant, public areas and an all-day dining brasserie. Fitzroy of London’s commitment to customisation and quality proved invaluable throughout the project, with the result being inclusive and contemporary bathrooms which received praise from the client and their customers.   www.fitzroyoflondon.com 

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