Retail Floors July 08

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Contemporary Life & Textiles Ltd is the proud in to the four deﬁ nitive colour groupings of earth, fruit, Velvet Pile, Saxony and Shag Pile. As with all the ranges
manufacturer of two of the most exciting, original and botanics and rock naturals all of which are designed to their customers can refer to the 56 standard colour bank
innovative lifestyle brands in today’s market: Tollgate and invigorate the living space and reinforce the versatility, that is earth, fruit, botanics and rock naturals, or colour
Contemporary Life. warmth and ecological beneﬁ ts of carpet. match to any plain colour using their unique colour
From these brands ﬂ ow the ﬁ nest in quality ﬂ ooring Steve Evans, of Contemporary Life and Textiles Ltd matching service.
solutions with Tollgate’s New Forest collection oﬀ ering was extremely impressed with the attention given to this Th e New Forest Collection is available in ‘any width’
a terriﬁ c portfolio of 17 products available ‘Any colour’, nature-inspired, eco-friendly collection range: from 0.5m to 15m for less wastage and seam free laying
‘Any Width to 15m Wide’ and ‘Made to plan’. ‘As sales began to increase, the team recognised and can also be made to plan and any shape. Pile weights
While Contemporary Life’s Contemporary Style gives the opportunity to develop a new quality collection ranging from 36oz SqYd to 100oz SqYd are available to
56 new, stunning colours inspired by nature, available in that would support the company’s ethos of providing cover the varying customer requirements of light, extra
two product qualities and in ‘Any Width to ﬁ ve-m Wide’. products that meet the ecological and sociological heavy, luxury and super luxury use.
Contemporary Style was unveiled at last years needs of individual lifestyle choices but also deliver Steve Evans, concluded: ‘Th is is an important step
Harrogate exhibition to excellent reviews and this year we the performance characteristics of quality, durability, forward for us, and the industry, and follows a major
are sure will be no exception with the launch of its new aesthetical excellence, ﬁ rst class service and great value.’ programme of research, investment and development.
Elementas range of ﬁ ne velvet and of its superlative New Elementas is that new quality collection. A beautiful, We have shaped an exceptional team of professionals
Forest Collection. superior ﬁ ne velvet quality carpet produced in 20 natural dedicated to driving the Contemporary Life and Textiles
Elementas encompasses the same philosophy behind colours, inspired by the magical hues of precious and brands forward and to delivering an unrivalled level of
the Contemporary Style range and introduces an exciting, semi-precious stones, with names such as Onyx, Opalite, service and business support.
fresh, lifestyle ﬂ ooring concept that will set the trend for Meterorite, Aquamarine Amber, and Charoite. Using With signiﬁ cant industry-led experience in
carpet over the coming years. only the very best in 100% New Zealand white wool marketing, sales, ﬁ nance, manufacturing and distribution,
Contemporary Style has been applauded for its blends and with a natural jute backing, Elementas is Contemporary Life and Textiles Ltd is the only
choice of stunning colours inspired by the natural available in ‘any width up to ﬁ ve-m’ in order to save waste choice where a high-end, eco-friendly product range,
environment. Based on a beautiful, wool rich, 2-ply and in ‘any colour’ should a colour not be found from the encompassing all the beneﬁ ts of durability and price are
yarn, Contemporary Style uses sustainable raw materials standard colour bank. not comprised.’
sourced from,fair trade countries. Th e collection of 56 In contrast, the New Forest collection oﬀ ers products Tollgate /
colours for Contemporary Style have been broken down that encompass four diﬀ erent textures of Twist Pile, www.contemporarylife.co.uk
50 July 2008 retail ﬂ oors
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