Newmor announce the launch of Eliza, a striking new fabric backed vinyl wallcovering. The simple lines of this stylised leaf print are large scale without being too daunting, and the design lends itself to clean cut minimal decorating. The elegance of the beautifully drawn lines gives the design a classic appeal.

The colour palette of Eliza reflects the contemporary style of the design. Ultra-modern lime green and plum sit next to the classic black and white and the touch of metallic ink in the printed line gives just a hint of luxury. The surface of Eliza is a subtly textured suede finish, which adds to this understated sophisticated design.

For more information on Eliza or any other Newmor designs, please contact our sales team on: +44 (0)1938 55 2671, alternatively you can email enquiries@newmor.com.

The UK’s leading independent wallcovering manufacturer, Dixon Turner is pleased to introduce Kota Silk to its Premier collection.

The design is beautifully detailed, recreating the effect of folded silk on the wall. The shapes that are created by the folds highlight the watermark moire in the silk to dramatic effect, and the light reflective quality of the texture adds great depth and a sense of luxury to this innovative product.

The colour palette reflects the luxurious and sumptuous feel of the design, with rich metallic colours that shimmer and gleam, to the sophisticated neutrals that make the product so useable.  Ocean shades of blues and greens sit side by side with golds and silver; metallic raspberry and aubergine are complimented by taupes and oatmeal shades and the drama of deep charcoal is contrasted by ivory and cream. With this extensive colour palette and the highly decorative nature of the texture, Kota Silk is destined to become a design classic.

For more information on the Kota Silk or any other Dixon Turner designs, please contact our sales team on: 0870 606 1237, alternatively you can email sales@dixon-turner.co.uk

Morland now certifies their 15mm lightweight furniture ply to be PEFC 80%. Andrew Warren, Commercial Director of Morland stated: “Our auditors BM Trada are satisfied with our audit trail to trace the timber we use in our production all the way back to the forest. The poplar forestry in question is certified by PEFC as meeting all the criteria for sustainable production. Consequently we are making a sustainable forestry claim under our certificate BMT-PEFC-0531.

The only claim of sustainable forestry that is recognised is an audited “chain of custody” scheme. If the details of the certificate are not stated on the delivery note from your supplier then there is no “chain of custody”. It is all too easy for a supplier to give lip service to environmental concerns.

Morland is stating its 15mm lightweight furniture ply is from a sustainable source, and we can prove it.”