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HARLEQUIN
With a reputation for quality and innovative design Harlequin is one of the premier
brands in the competitive interiors market. With an eclectic, well presented product
portfolio, Harlequin strives to offer style, glamour and inspiration to its ever-growing
customer base.
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JAMES BRINDLEY
James Brindley is a family run company, founded over 35 years ago with very high
standards of design and fabrication. We provide both Commercial and Domestic Interiors.
James Brindley website
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ROBERT ALLEN
Robert Allen leads the decorative fabric and home furnishings market with products
inspired by our devotion to quality and innovation. We’ve built a creative tradition
rooted in exploring the nuances and subtleties of color. Our collections are renowned
for the exceptionally wide range of colors, patterns and constructions.
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BEACON HILL
Beacon Hill brings exclusive, finely crafted fabrics, trim and home furnishings
to the interior design trade. Inspired internationally and designed for luxury,
the offerings are truly one-of-a-kind. Beacon Hill has a tradition of using refined
materials, an opulent color palette and sophisticated construction to provide understated
elegance for those seeking a gracious style of living. As an extension of its superb
fabric collections, Beacon Hill provides distinctive furnishings and exquisite trim.
Beacon Hill
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ROBERT ALLEN @ HOME
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Robert Allen@Home offers coordinated print and woven collections which are designed
with an aesthetic and user-friendly focus on what fits comfortably into the home.
Made for the design-savvy customer, each collection is completely coordinated by
color and lifestyle, and offers the latest in design trends.
Robert Allen @ Home
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TIMOROUS BEASTIES
The name Timorous Beasties comes from the Robert Burn's poem. "To a Mouse" (pronounced
- Moose)
Noted for its surreal and provocative textiles and wallpapers, the design studio
Timorous Beasties was founded in Glasgow in 1990 by Alistair McAuley and Paul Simmons,
who met while studying textile design at Glasgow School of Art.
By depicting uncompromisingly contemporary images on traditional textiles and wallpapers,
Timorous Beasties has defined an iconoclastic style of design once described as
“William Morris on acid.” Typical is the Glasgow Toile. At first glance it looks
like one of the magnificent vistas portrayed on early 1800s Toile de Jouy wallpaper,
but closer inspection reveals a nightmarish vision of contemporary Glasgow where
crack addicts, prostitutes and the homeless are depicted against a forbidding backdrop
of dilapidated tower blocks and scavenging seagulls.
Timorous
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