All Features articles – Page 167
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FeaturesFive up: five staff at Project Orange nominate their favourite interiors projects
We asked five staff at Project Orange to nominate their favourite interior project. Tell us your favourites at bdonline.co.uk/fiveup
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Features‘Pearlescent finishes can look fantastic on facades’
James Wilson of Schott Glass on the company’s extensive range of glass for facades interiors
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FeaturesSliding doors by Tormax
The doorway at street level features a set of manual brass doors which open into a lobby.
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FeaturesGood design will ride a downturn
The design festival season in London is currently in full swing. Architects will no doubt find space in their diaries to head down to 100% Design at Earls Court and Tent London at the Truman Brewery to check out the latest trends, materials and products.
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FeaturesSHH stirs up design in Russian teahouse
Architect and designer SHH has completed a new design concept for Teaspoon, a Russian 70-strong teahouse chain. The first outlet has opened on Balkanskaya Street in St Petersburg.
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FeaturesPolyrey Loo-Art Decra
Working with cubicle and washroom manufacturer Decra, Polyrey used its Signature digital process to produce this waterfall image in hard-wearing laminate.
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FeaturesWhy do we let cynics discount the value of our design festivals?
Ben Evans, director of the London Design Festival, puts the case for getting the professional out to face the public
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FeaturesLighting and coving by Whitegoods
Round fittings emphasise the curve of the reception desk.
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FeaturesKvadrat curtains and Vescom wall coverings
Colours and textures were selected to complement the original palette of colours used by Oliver Hill.
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FeaturesProject Orange practice profile: The composer and the collagist
Complementary talents have helped partners James Soane and Christopher Ash turn Project Orange into a practice with ever widening appeal.
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FeaturesProtective coatings by Remmers
A specialist in coatings and protection, Remmers rendered the exteriors facade with its Funcosil system, repaired the building’s concrete frame with Betofix fast-curing mortar, and protected steelwork with a corrosion inhibitor.
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FeaturesCoates reimagines London and Venice
Nigel Coates, who exhibited at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale, set out on the show trail early as this 1984 snap attests
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FeaturesTimber chevron floor installed by Quiligotti
The original design by Olivier Hill was replicated using FSC-certified Jatoba timber laid in a chevron pattern in the function room and bar area to follow the curves of the building.
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FeaturesCheck out my pad
Verner Panton’s 1968 interior features Tachen’s Sixties Design, published this month as part of its 25th anniversary series of special editions
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FeaturesSteelwork and chandelier by STDM
Metalwork specialist ST Design and Manufacture refurbished the feature staircase and fitted the steelwork for the new sunspace to the rear of the hotel.
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FeaturesChair collection by Ferrious
The domestic and contract furniture specialist worked with Union North and Urban Splash on a collection of chairs designed since 2000 to set off the neutral design palette with eye-catching pieces.
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FeaturesRustic look for Jamie Oliver restaurant chain
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has asked Martin Budnizki Design Studio and Stiff & Trevillion Architects to design the interiors for his Jamie’s Italian chain
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FeaturesPlaster ceilings and domes by Simplicity Mouldings
The specialist plasterer completed 29 glass-reinforced gypsum ceiling domes including one for every toilet cubicle, as well as lighting features and the curved feature wall.
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FeaturesCarpets by Ege Carpets
The Danish carpet manufacturer is a leading supplier of unique carpet solutions.