Belgian carpet tile manufacturer, modulyss will be holding a sneak preview of its new showroom in Clerkenwell for Clerkenwell Design Week. Designed by a leading London-based D&B practice, the space will provide the opportunity for the architecture and design community to discover modulyss carpet tiles that lead the way in sustainability and design, including 28 Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold products.
Throughout Clerkenwell Design Week, 24-26 May, modulyss will host a programme of events at its Clerkenwell Road space, including workshops from Laura Perryman, author of The Colour Bible and a talk from leading sustainability visionary, Chris Hines. The programme reflects the brand’s ambition to make inspiring carpet tiles for a sustainable future.
Jose Hamp, sales director UK & Ireland says, ‘We’re hugely excited to be giving an exclusive preview of our first dedicated London space for Clerkenwell Design Week. We’re putting on a programme that designers will find informative and genuinely useful with actions they can introduce into their projects and everyday lives. I’m looking forward to welcoming everyone to explore our inspiring and sustainable carpet tiles and check out the progress of our smart new location.’
Renowned ocean campaigner, Chris Hines MBE, founder of Surfers Against Sewage and sustainability director at the Eden Project from 2001-2007, will impassion designers to take positive action on the environmental challenges society faces. Speaking fresh from the beach at the modulyss showroom, this will be a unique opportunity to see one of the UK’s most notable sustainability figures.
Author of The Colour Bible and visual identity consultant for leading brands, Laura Perryman, will present Future Trends in Colour. Taking a fascinating walk through how colour and materials shape our perception, Laura will also be workshopping the key colours, modulyss carpet tiles and materials influencing wellbeing and impacting sustainability.
‘Clerkenwell Design Week gives us the chance to engage with the community and to explore the ideas that are shaping the design of commercial interiors. We hope that our showroom will see many new conversations on a more sustainable future started at this year’s festival,’ concludes Jose Hamp.
