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We work closely with interior designers, architects and developers to specify our products for commercial use in a whole range of spaces.

Our rolling and hook over library ladders have become increasingly popular as a practical solution for reaching high shelving whilst adding a unique style feature at the same time. 

They can be seen in restaurants, hotels, coffee shops, brasseries, hairdressers, distilleries, wine merchants, interiors showrooms and much more. We supplied a record length of rails that wrapped around all four walls in a large library in London!

Kitchens are the heart of any home and busy spaces for cooking, eating and socialising. Kitchen design offers huge scope to experiment and create a unique space.

Many of our customers are choosing wall panelling for splashbacks, islands and cupboard doors, as a contemporary alternative to ceramic tiles. Their water-resistant, hard wearing quality means they are ideal for this purpose.

Bathroom interiors have taken on a new lease of life and are treated with the same importance as any other room in the house. 

Customers are choosing wall panelling for their bathrooms as an alternative to traditional tiles. The water-resistant, hard-wearing quality of the panelling makes them ideal for splashbacks, cupboard doors, wainscoting or covering whole walls.

We are excited to add to our exclusive range of interiors products with a brand new collection of contemporary door handles. Update kitchen cupboards, wardrobe doors or a chest of drawers with the finest decorative hardware.

The new collection captures English elegance, luxury and mid-century design. Hammered, scratched and polished metal surfaces present an array of unique finishes in bold designs. Each and every handle is a one-off handmade piece and a work of art in its own right. Invest in a timeless detail that will never go out of fashion.

Many of the interior trends we saw in 2021 are set to continue in 2022 as we recover from these unsettling years, still in need of the very real sanctuary that our homes provide.

Trends centre around natural finishes, earthy palettes and feminine curves providing a much-needed sense of calm and harmony, keeping us grounded as we move into the New Year.