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    1. Design For The People GLOSSY serie

      Design For The People GLOSSY serie

      Glossy is the epitome of tasteful and sophisticated design. Danish designer Maria Berntsen has created a “mini version” of the classic table lamp that oozes Nordic minimalism, and where exclusive materials like jade, brass and opal white glass all contribute to an incredibly elegant design. Glossy takes its name from the shiny surface of the opal white glass, which lets a soft and pleasant light shine through. Pink jade is a rare variety of jade and therefore lines, colours and patterns may vary from lamp to lamp. This is part of the charm of working with natural materials.

    2. Design For The People TAKAI serie

      Design For The People TAKAI serie

      The iconic Takai table lamp by Studio Mavro//Lefèvre by Sofie Lefèvre is inspired by architectural brutalism, which focuses on materials, textures and tactility. The solid, brown marble base has an intriguing shape that effortlessly carries the light fabric shade. Takai is a beautiful statement piece that invites you to look at it from many different angles. The combination of brown marble, flax linen and burnished brass creates a very soft and warm design language. Marble is a unique natural material and therefore lines, colours and patterns may vary from lamp to lamp. This is a part of the charm of working with natural materials.

    3. Designers toolkit 1:50

      Designers toolkit 1:50

      Formini is a professional toolkit of interior scale models designed for spatial design, communication and presentation. The collection allows interior designers, architects and stylists to explore layouts directly on a floor plan using furniture scale models. By placing and moving the models on a plan, designers can quickly test different arrangements, compare options and develop spatial concepts before creating detailed drawings or 3D visualisations. This makes it easier to discuss ideas with clients and colleagues, while gaining a clearer understanding of proportions, routing and spatial relationships. Formini helps professionals design faster, communicate ideas more clearly and make decisions earlier in the design process. Formini toolkits are used by • Interior designers • Architects • Interior stylists • Design studios • Interior design students The main collection consists of three scale model sets: • Compact Living • Family Living • Spacious Living Each set contains furniture models for living areas, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and storage elements, allowing designers to quickly build complete interior layouts. The models are produced in the Netherlands using bioplastic with Dutch elephant grass fibres, making them lightweight, strong and durable. Formini provides a tactile design tool that complements digital workflows and helps professionals explore ideas in a faster and more intuitive way.

    4. Diamond sanding

      Diamond sanding

      Diamond sanding can be done completely dust-free. The floor can be processed immediately after treatment by dust-free sanding. This technique is used for sanding away bumps and uneven surfaces (without sanding sheets) of existing or new cured frayed concrete floors. Diamond sanding can be applied to floors that: - Are too coarse; - Have high seams; - Are burned; - Are polluted or rainy. Some advantaged of diamond sanding: - No blasting and damage; - Minimum inconvenience during work; - No cleaning costs thanks to dust-free sanding; - Better planning possible through the verifiable process. Diamond sanders are equipped with special sanding units for the conditions in which they have to perform. Extraction systems are available in various capacities and are tailored to the sanding machines used. Both the sanding machines and the extraction systems can operate with their own power supply so that almost every work is possible at almost every location.

    5. Dilations in screeds

      Dilations in screeds

      Drying of the mortar and differences in temperature cause stress to the construction floor. The shrinkage mainly occurs in concrete structures. This is always a problem with a pour, plaster or tile floor during the finish. To compensate for this, we place different profiles which often remain visible in the finish. Dilations are special separations that are deliberately placed in the construction. In fact, the construction is given room to expand and contract. During the design and construction, a good dilation plan must be drawn up in advance to prevent damage to the floor in the future. It is also necessary to take into account adhesive and non-adhesive finishing floors. We are the specialist when it comes to responsible dilation and ensure that the risk of cracks in the finishing floor is kept to a minimum.