DELIGHT carpet tiles from modulyss have been used in the communal areas of Bronze, a high-end residential development in Wandsworth, London.

Choosing Dawn and Gleam from the Delight collection by modulyss for the communal areas of Wandsworth’s Bronze Building, Jigsaw Interior Architecture are proving carpet tiles don’t just belong in offices. About 700sq m of modulyss carpet tiles have been installed throughout communal areas and corridors, with the bronze colourways contrasting the white walls and reflecting the building’s bronze-clad façade.

‘With the white walls in the corridors, the floor was the only element we were asked to specify and so getting the right look was super important and we wanted to bring a contrasting high texture to the flooring,’ explains Nathalie Serdons, associate director London, Jigsaw Interior Architecture.

‘The Dawn collection fitted the bill perfectly and the bronze colour was the perfect ode to the building’s unmistakable architecture. Dawn in 82B was selected for most of the flooring used in communal areas. Made from 100% regenerated ECONYL nylon, Dawn delivers a high-performance floor that’s comfortable, durable and easy to look after.

‘The carpet tile is joined by Gleam in 306, used as an accent in the lift lobby to create a luxury feel. Surrounded by a ceramic tile border, the carpet tile is also made with ECONYL and blends dull and glossy yarns for a chic mood.’

Natalie concludes: ‘‘I’d certainly use these carpet tiles again. The scheme has been complemented by carefully selected art pieces on the walls for a look that’s fitting of this high-end residential development. It was also great to learn how these products can be used to create patterns and layouts and I’ll be taking this idea forward into another project.’

Bronze is a high-end residential development of 79 apartments in a new landmark building.
Designed by architecture practice Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt, it provides a selection of one, two and three-bedroom apartments and duplex penthouses. Jigsaw Interior Architecture was responsible for the interior design of communal areas, with Henry Constructions carrying out the installation work.