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Elements, St John’s Square Detail, The Order of St John
Elements at CDW brings together a leading selection of Reflecting the principles of fine craftsmanship and high
ironmongery, hardware, switch plates and architectural glamour, this is the venue to head to for high-end decorative
accessories. New for 2018, the exhibition will take place within interior products. Following from the success of last year’s
a street-market style pavilion on St John’s Square, becoming Serafina exhibition, Michael Northcroft will once again
a go-to destination for designers looking for the perfect finish. be taking over the Crypt of St John and transforming it
into a celebration of luxury furniture, British design and
For CDW, British light switch company, Forbes & Lomax will be
introducing the Aged Brass light switch to the existing Invisible
range. The new collection with an antique aesthetic has been
left unlacquered which patinates even more over time. The
House of Eroju is an Ironmongery design company launching a
range of new door handles and introducing their latest Marble
and Bronze range. Other exhibitors include Tirar, Carsson
International, Harbrine and The Chelsea Hardware Company.
manufacture. Curated by Marta Vega, Design Director
of Michael Northcroft, the exhibition will showcase the
innovative process of bringing these furniture designs
to life, from concept to creation and will include new
products within the Serafina collec tion. This year at Detail,
Samuel Heath will be presenting its most recent bathroom
collections inspired by the design eras Bauhaus (Landmark
collection), Art Deco (Style Moderne collection) and Arts and
Crafts (Fairfield collection).
Arte wallcoverings will present several new collections
inspired by exotic trinkets, animals and natural features
with a distinct oriental aesthetic, as well as a new collection
under the label Arte Contract.
Scandinavian textiles
company Svensson will launch their spring 2018 collection
which includes 7 new fabrics, including a patterned velvet.
Other notable exhibitors include eco conscious Elise Som,
luxury outdoor furniture company Cane-line who are taking
over the garden for the sixth consecutive year and British
wall covering company Lincrusta.