The British Institute of Interior Design is delighted to announce the winners of the inaugural BIID Interior Design Awards.
James Latham Ltd (Lathams) and Garnica Plywood supports landmark homeless accommodation with the provision of Duraply for the project’s external requirements.
Hartley Botanic is England’s most historic and respected Glasshouse and Greenhouse manufacturer. The Lancashire-based business, which by 2023 will have been running for 85 years, is known for the beauty, enduring strength, quality and performance of its Greenhouses and is the manufacturer of choice for leading horticultural organisations, institutions and designers in England and worldwide.
Jolie's sensory-led interior design of Manchester's striking new Japanese Izakaya and cocktail bar, Kitten.
The British Institute of Interior Design is proud to announce the launch of the new BIID Interior Design Project Book; set to become the industry standard guide for running interior design projects of all sizes. Authored by Susie Rumbold, BIID Past President and Director of Tessuto Interiors, London; the Project Book is published by RIBA Books and is the must-have reference tool for all interior designers.
Kaldewei is equipping the solar powered catamarans of SILENT-YACHTS with Miena washbowls.
Medical practices, healthcare institutions, and hospitals face a wide range of challenges when it comes to bathroom design. These need to be barrier-free with adequate space for wheelchair users, for people who use walking frames, and carers who need to be able to always access their patients from all sides and to ensure their safety.
Family-run, independent online tiles specialist Hyperion Tiles is embracing the trend for statement wall tiles in the bathroom with five striking collections featuring leading designer brands, Ca' Pietra, Minoli Tiles, Grespania, Siminetti and Bert & May.
International furniture procurement specialist, The Furniture Practice has just released an industry report containing furniture trends, colour directions, material innovations and macro conversations expected to shape the interior design space.
An innovative stain resistant sisal collection has been launched to the trade by fibre which will dramatically reduce the amount of times flooring needs to be replaced in high traffic commercial venues.