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Absolut Vodka700m2 of Elements carpet tiles from Quadrant now cover the floors of the new global brand development headquarters of The Absolut Company in Chiswick, West London, providing a neutral backdrop that allows the colourful elements of this highly creative space to take centre stage.
Design consultancy Tilney Shane was responsible for transforming the plain office space in Chiswick Business Park into the ideal canvas on which to express the very different within The Absolut Company, Malibu, Kahlua and Wyborowa. Chosen in light cream Juneau, the Elements carpet tiles act as a natural background that contrasts with the bright furniture and lighting within the office space.
"Quadrant Carpets' Elements carpet tiles in Juneau were ideal for this project, largely due to their neutral colouring," comments Shannon Pope-Ellis, associate, Tilney Shane. "The textural structure of this flooring adds a further dimension to the office interior and greater visual appeal without taking away from the bolder aspects of the design scheme."
Crafted from solution-dyed Antron Lumena type 6.6 nylon with a high-density 12th gauge construction, Elements carpet tiles are ideal for office buildings that are prone to heavy footfall. Easy to clean and maintain, and offering high levels of durabililty supported by a 10 year abrasive wear warranty,
Elements is the ideal partner for The Absolut Company.
Elements carpet tiles are BRE A rated and can be used independently or together with the Coordinate Series 1 collection of carpet tiles from Quadrant for utmost design flexibility.
New opportunities with QuadrantQuadrant carpets is a British company that focuses on quality, providing outstanding carpet solutions for the commercial sector.
500,000 square metres and countingDesigned to work in a broad spectrum of environments and engineered for value and long term durability, the Elements carpet tile collection from British manufacturer Quadrant has now been installed in 500,000m2 of commercial floor space in the UK - the equivalent of covering the Olympic Stadium in Stratford more than 55 times.
