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Archive for November, 2008
God is in the Details
Friday, November 14th, 2008
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe famously exclaimed, ‘God is in the details!’ This month Spaces investigates a home which was clearly built with these words in mind.
Stephenson Bell is a celebrated, award-winning architecture practice based in Manchester, UK. Their attention to detail and deft grasp of quality modern design has, among other things, resulted in a previous home feature in Spaces. And now they are back with a new house raising standards of living yet again.
The newly completed residence in Bowden has been dubbed ‘house 784’ by the firm, referring to its actual job number rather than labelling it with an unnecessary moniker (a superfluous embellishment when you have created such an attractive house). But, in contrast to the functional title, this alluring house more than makes up the numbers, standing out in a world of modern design.
Stephenson Bell’s distinctive style could be described as detailed minimalism, but talking to Roger Stephenson (one of two directors of the company) it is clear that he would never allow a ‘house style’ to get in the way of his clients’ needs. ‘It’s an emotional minimalism. I think it is possible to use a limited palette of materials to create a friendly, family house.’
The rest of this feature can be found in Spaces issue 29
Hollywood Hunk
Friday, November 14th, 2008
With its Mondrian-inspired floating rectangular hunks, this Hollywood home makes a great first impression. But as Emma Hill discovered it’s not until you step inside that the fun really starts.
Set high in the Hollywood Hills, architectural designer Kevin Wickham’s latest project is a sleek modern sanctuary fit for a movie mogul.
The newly constructed home slots neatly into a quiet canyon called the Hollywood Dell, joining a handful of other modern houses in the neighbourhood.
It is outwardly impressive, but it is only when you kick off your shoes and venture inside that you really begin to appreciate the intricacy of Wickham’s design. Not many homes successfully blur the line between the media room and the pool, so you can watch your favourite films from the water, or offer you the security and seclusion of a country retreat in a vibrant, central location, so when you find one that does you can’t help but sit up and pay attention.
The rest of this feature can be read in issue 29 of Spaces
Family Gathering
Friday, November 14th, 2008
Fergus McShane investigates a bold new architectural project that invites us to set aside our preconceptions about how a family home should look and function.
Architecture has always had the ability to change the way we live (for obvious reasons). However it’s relatively rare to find a project that fully realises this potential. Therefore when we heard about a home that broke the mould while still retaining all the connotations of close-knit family life we were keen to hear more.
Mulling over the idea of the family home, the conventional image that springs to mind is that of cosy but spacious environs, where a couple and their two point four children can live in harmony. Perhaps the children will then grow up to experience the same family life and start the cycle again. Of course this has not been the ‘norm’ (if it ever was) since the supposedly idyllic ‘50s and the birth of suburbia.
he home itself (like our idea of family) has evolved over time, and the too-good-to-be-true suburban paradise is now a thing of the past, leaving us searching for a more realistic template for family living.
The rest of this feature can be read in Spaces issue 29
Cut Cost Canyon
Friday, November 14th, 2008
Fergus McShane falls for the considerable charms of Wyoming’s Cornell House, a new-build that proves once and for all that creating the home of your dreams is not about how much money you have, but how you spend it.
Building on a budget can put a strain on any client-architect relationship. Being frugal can often mean having to sacrifice key features and personal touches that otherwise might have transformed a simple house into an architectural project worthy of attention. But the Cornell House is one notable cut-cost exception to the rule that more expensive is always better.
Built by architect Stephen Dynia, the Wyoming residence is a simple but architecturally sound property that has recently garnered welcome recognition from Dynia’s peers and encouraging feedback from the client herself. ‘We have submitted to firm of the year in the Wyoming chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and she (the client) wrote a letter of endorsement’, says Dynia. ‘She’s thrilled with the attention for her house, which works perfectly for the way she planned to use it.’
This feature can be read in Spaces issue 29
A Prefab Palace
Friday, November 14th, 2008
Still can’t think of prefab buildings without visions of utilitarian and decidedly un-sexy post-war boxes clouding your vision? This is how Emma Hill felt until she laid eyes on the rather lovely Loblolly House.
For years architects have been championing off-the-shelf housing as a cost and energy efficient solution, but ask the man on the street to describe his dream home and you’ll be waiting a long time to hear the word prefab. Perhaps this is about to change, though, with the advent of a new breed of lovable kit homes which show just how far we’ve come since the early days of prefabs.
Take Loblolly House, for example. Having been constructed miles from its Maryland site and assembled from the platform up in just six weeks it easily holds its own against homes that have been built in a more traditional manner over a far longer time frame.
The 2,200 sq ft family home, which takes its rather unusual name from the loblolly pines that surround it, fits seamlessly into its site, fusing the natural elements of this barrier island into an elegant architectural form. A clever aluminium scaffold system provides both the structural framework for the building and the means of connecting the prefabricated elements using simple tools.
The rest of this feature can be read in Spaces issue 29
Creature Comforts
Friday, November 14th, 2008
There’s nothing remotely ordinary about this rustic-industrial residence, as writer Sarah Brownlee discovered.
‘It is a bit like a gallery but it’s our home,’ says George Gottl, the co-owner of this ethereal and ever-so-slightly eccentric (in a good way) warehouse apartment in Amsterdam. ‘It’s decorated with art rather than furniture and everything has a meaning.’
Glancing around at the intriguing array of objects and artefacts it’s hard to imagine what the space was like before Gottl and his partner Oliver J.P Michell got their hands on it. Although Gottl manages to paint a wonderfully vivid, and contrastingly spartan, picture: ‘It was owned by a Zen Buddhist,’ he recalls with a detectable hint of amusement. ‘All he had was a futon, a bit of carpet and some bare bulbs and that was about it.’
Gottl and Michell had somewhat loftier ambitions for the space when they took it on. Something to do with the fact that they run their own design studio, known as UXUS, which is conveniently situated just a few blocks away. Michell is an architect, and Gottl has previously worked as creative director for top brands including Nike Apparel and Mandarina Duck. Together they have more than enough skill and experience to pull off a substantial refurbishment.
This feature can be found in Spaces issue 29
Putting the Art in Architecture
Friday, November 14th, 2008
It is rare to find an artist whose work has as much kinship with the regular features found in Spaces as Leah Giberson’s. The nature of architecture is the basis of much discussion and debate in our office, so it’s no surprise that Giberson’s architectural artworks piqued our interest.
‘My work falls somewhere between the worlds of photography, painting and collage’, explains Giberson. ‘I am most drawn to seemingly ordinary and mundane scenes, which set a perfect stage for the visually poignant moments that exist all around us, but are often overlooked.’ The subject of Giberson’s work may not be the glamorous architecture we usually feature, but the moments she captures are certainly worth a second look.
‘My paintings often feature isolated houses – tenuously connected to others only by power lines, looming shadows from unknown or unseen sources, awkward or missing architectural elements and empty chairs or abandoned pools waiting as they were left’, says Giberson. ‘There’s often a quiet uneasiness, anxiety and loneliness in many of my paintings, but also a sense of bravery or at least a blind and determined optimism.’
This feature can be read in issue 29 of Spaces
Design Rebel
Friday, November 14th, 2008
This month Spaces was lucky enough to spend a little time with Matteo Alessi, the Managing Director of one of our favourite Italian design companies.
For some time now I have admired Matteo Alessi’s work from afar. As the Managing Director of Alessi (which remains a family-owned company) he has adapted a bold, risk taking strategy, occasionally squeezing profit margins in order to champion less commercial designers and products.
This fearless approach is characteristic of the Alessi family; several generations have revelled in launching pioneering new products that most design companies wouldn’t dare to bring to market, but it has also resulted in the occasional high-profile flop. On rare occasions, the brand has even managed to straddle the dizzy heights of design success while facing fierce criticism simultaneously.
Perhaps the most noteworthy example of a controversial Alessi product launch would be that of Philippe Starck’s Juicy Salif lemon squeezer in 1990. On the plus side, Starck’s design rendered it vaguely possible (if not likely) that you might bandy around the words iconic and lemon squeezer within the same sentence. However, those of a practical bent stubbornly grumbled that a lemon squeezer, no matter how starry, really ought to do a rather better job of facilitating the squeezing of lemons.
The rest of this feature can be read in Spaces issue 29
Wallpaper… Sort of!
Friday, November 14th, 2008
As the proverb goes, people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. Great metaphor, but thanks to a new design trend it may finally be time to take it more literally. Fergus McShane explains.
Over the years we’ve featured a plethora of homes in Spaces with glass floors and doors and huge expanses of glazing. With hindsight it was inevitable that we would ultimately go one step further and embrace the latest design trend – glass wallpaper.
Up-and-coming design company Graftons is currently shaking up the wallpaper world with their new high-end products, which can be found adorning interiors and galleries across the UK.
Obviously, unlike traditional wallpaper, this is not something that can be purchased by the roll. Instead it is designed in sheets of glass that are blasted with the print and then hand-carved to give a textured, layered effect. The sheets come in various sizes and are attached to walls in a way that has more in common with the display of tapestries of old than modern pasted papers.
The rest of this article can be read in Spaces issue 29
Colour my World
Friday, November 14th, 2008
Artist Nadia Sparham sees the world as a series of spiky plants and crystalised blades of grass. Square-shaped leaves populate her trees and her hills and fields undulate with graphic swirling lines.
Nadia creates graphic scenes and playful narratives, projecting her own unique way of looking at the world onto ceramic tableware. She works by taking inspiration from her surroundings, collecting motifs and graphics from nature and technology and often finds her muse in the details of something bigger such as an interesting jewellery clasp, the mechanics of a clock or unusual railings.
‘I can find my inspiration anywhere,’ explained Nadia: ‘I love nature, especially the more interesting forms like crystals and coral reef-life and the stuff you see under a microscope. I also love the art of ancient cultures and folk art – what you might call naïve art.’
The rest of this feature can be found in Spaces issue 29
From Places Few & Far
Friday, November 14th, 2008
Stylist Rohini Wahi makes herself at home at cool and quirky design store Few And Far.
In introductions, Brompton Road store Few and Far has been labelled many things: a ‘concept emporium’, ‘eclectic boutique’, or ‘retail paradise’ to name but a few. However, for me a visit to Few and Far is simply like coming home.
I say this not because my humble home is an ever-changing showcase for carefully-curated treasures from the four corners of the globe, but because this store has soul!
Sitting on a noisy corner of Brompton Road in Knightsbridge, Few and Far is housed in a charming Victorian edifice and encircled by lush greenery; extraordinarily it commands a hushed silence despite its busy surroundings. As soon as you step through its doors you are transported into a different world; the elegant floor-to-ceiling windows (which have been known to display vintage cars and gypsy caravans) let in a light that transports you to a place of comfort and endless possibilities.
The rest of this article can be read in Spaces issue 29
Vale Project Management
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
Vale Project Management and Construction Team will turn your ideas into a reality. No project is too large or too small. Whether you commission us to undertake the whole build or manage your project we will always endeavour to exceed your expectations.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01492 576 861
The Fabric Warehouse
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
The Fabric Warehouse has a fabulous range of handloomed fabrics. Leading manufacturers in the fabric world of fabrics, they offer over 300 colours of lining, made-to-measure curtains, their own range of upholstry fabrics and all at fantastic prices.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 0845 508 9852
Everton Glass
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
EG Ceramics sell thousands of different tiles and ceramics from around the world – all under one roof at our 10,000 sq ft northwest showroom. To make your choice go as smoothly as possible we provide friendly, practical advice so you always leave with the perfect tile for your home.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 0151 260 9831
web: www.egceramics.co.uk
email: info@egceramics.co.uk
Gwinner International
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
Partout (pictured). The innovative framework for the play of the elements. The generous fitted wall unit concept which lets you define your own living space. The ultimate symbiosis of design and functionality. Create your own combination of surfaces, materials and elements – to suit your lifestyle.
Contact details:
Gwinner International:
web: www.gwinner-international.com
UK stockists:
Peter Carlson (Stockport)
Tel: +44 0161 480 8164
email: info@petercarlson.co.uk
Hopewells (Nottingham)
Tel: +44 0115 953 6000
web: www.hopewells.co.uk
email: info@hopewells.co.uk
Proffits (Bolton)
Tel: +44 01204 533 161
web: www.proffits.co.uk
email: sales@proffits.co.uk
Pure Design (Leeds)
Tel: +44 0113 218 6490
web: www.puredesignuk.com
Abitare
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
Abitare is a contemporary furniture store based in Wigan (near to both Manchester and Liverpool), we produce a large range of contemporary modern furniture for the living room, dining room and bedroom. We have put together an elegant collection of modern furniture manufacturers such as Calligaris, Bontempi, Nolte, Jesse, Bonaldo and many more including the fantastic contemporary Italian furniture brand Natuzzi.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01942 248 842
web: www.abitareuk.com
email: sales@abitareuk.com
Bontempi
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
BONTEMPI is one of the most highly recognizable and leading complete furniture line manufacturers in Italy. Manufacturing full Kitchens, Bedrooms, Dining rooms, Indoor and Outdoor seating and Tables in the most technologically advanced factories throughout Italy, Bontempi is the leading source for contemporary furnishings for home and contract markets throughout the world.
Contact details:
Tel: +39 01588 860 427
web: www.bontempi.it
email: info@bontempi.it
Bang & Olufsen (Chester)
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
Bang & Olufsen a/s is world renowned for its distinctive range of quality audio, video and multimedia products that represent our vision: Courage to constantly question the ordinary in search of surprising, long-lasting experiences. Bang & Olufsen manufactures a highly distinctive and exclusive range of televisions, music systems, loudspeakers, telephones, and multimedia products that combine technological excellence with emotional appeal. Their products are sold by over 1.200 dealers in more than 100 countries in an extensive network of retail stores.
Contact details (Chester):
Tel: 01244 344 420
web: www.bang-olufsen.com
email: chester@bang-olufsen.co.uk
Diane Berry Kitchens
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
Since opening her own ALNO studio in 2002, Diane Berry has built up a reputation for an efficient, personal service and a professional level of installation which includes design consultancy and project management for all aspects of the installation. ALNO is Germany’s largest kitchen company, renowned for its cutting-edge design and quality manufacture.
Contact details:
Tel: 0161 7985335
Panorama Kitchens
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
Based in Merseyside and established over 30 years ago, Panorama continue to supply high-quality kitchens to retail and trade customers throughout the UK. During the initial consultation, design, manufacture and installation, Panorama guarantee a service which is second to none and a wide range of kitchens from classic to the ultra modern.
Contact details:
Tel: 0151 260 7749 (Liverpool) OR 0151 609 0455 (Wirral)
web: www.panoramakitchens.co.uk
email: sales@panoramakitchens.co.uk
Curve Interior Design
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
Curve specialise in modern Italian furniture and interior design. We work with private clients, developers, architects and other interior designers to provide a range of services, product specification, bespoke furniture solutions and total interior design schemes. Curve aims to provide a personal and down-to-earth service with projects tailored to the individual client’s requirements.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 0161 237 9300
Cheadle Glass
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
At Cheadle Glass we work closely with you to produce your ideas in glass, to answer your brief. We can take an interesting, unusual idea for a glass application that you have sketched and work with you to make that idea a reality.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01614 806 644
web: www.sigmaglass.com
Simon Green – Manchester
Monday, November 10th, 2008
At Simon Green, we have been supplying high quality furnishings for nearly 30 years. We have had the privilege of working with many of the area’s most innovative developers on many high profile show apartments and we offer the same level of service to our private clients. Let us help you to express yourself by guiding you through the best of British and European furnishings to make the most of your living space.
Contact details (Manchester):
Tel: +44 01618 348 903
Ligne Roset
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Known for its collaborations with the foremost talents in contemporary design, Ligne Roset presents the consumer with a lifestyle choice, complementing its furniture collections with decorative accessories, lighting, rugs, textiles and occasional items. Creativity is a key value of Ligne Roset: the idea precedes and the technique follows. Anything is possible.
Contact details:
Tel: 0870 7777 202
To contact Ligne Roset UK click here
Original Bathrooms
Monday, November 10th, 2008
With over 130 years’ trading behind us, Original Bathrooms care passionately about the industry and the suitability of the bathroom fittings we offer for sale. We only deal with sanitaryware of the highest quality – both in design and materials – from reliable, first-class European manufacturers.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 02089 407 554
Living It Up
Monday, November 10th, 2008
The name Living It Up is synonymous with stunning quality contemporary beds and furniture. We have painstakingly sourced a range of beautifully designed modern beds and complemented them with an exciting range of furniture and accessories.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01162 695 960
web: www.livingitup.co.uk
To email Living It Up click here
Period Oak
Monday, November 10th, 2008
For more than 20 years, Period Oak has produced some of the finest classic and contemporary furniture and joinery available in the world today. Each piece of classic or contemporary furniture or joinery is hand-made in the UK with the care and precision of traditional UK craftsmanship that carries the unmistakable feel of aged individuality.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01449 711 782
web: www.periodoak.co.uk
email: info@periodoak.co.uk
Time 4 Sleep
Monday, November 10th, 2008
We love beds… We really do! Time 4 Sleep offers the latest styles in the hottest finishes and firmly believe our beds offer unbeatable value for money. Our price promise to you is, “that we will not knowingly be beaten on price.” If in the unlikely event that you see the same product advertised cheaper on the internet we will beat it.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01484 500 560
web: www.time4sleep.co.uk
email: info@time4sleep.co.uk
Bathing Direct
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Your bathroom should be a welcoming haven of relaxation. Ordering a new bathroom suite is the first step to achieving the calm and relaxing surroundings of a spa setting in your own home. Imagine lowering yourself into a bubble bath with a cool drink, surrounded by relaxing candles after a hard day at work and feel your worries melt away. With the suites on offer at Bathing Direct you can achieve the bathroom you’ve always wanted at an affordable price.
Contact details:
Tel: 0800 294 7007
To contact Bathing Direct click here
B A S
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Bespoke Architectural Structures are manufacturers, suppliers and installers of the highest quality aluminium glazing systems to the domestic and commercial market covering conservatories, orangeries, garden rooms, pool enclosures and commercial facades. We are dedicated to supplying only the best quality and service to all our valued clients.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01928 579 957
web: www.b-a-s.co.uk
email: sales@b-a-s.co.uk
Victoria Plumb
Monday, November 10th, 2008
As the UK’s leading online bathroom retailer Victoria Plumb are committed to supplying luxury bathroom products at unbeatable prices, and ensuring that all customers receive all the help, advice and support they need to create their own perfect bathroom.
Contact details:
Tel: 0844 804 48 48
To email Victoria Plumb click here
The Radiator Factory
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Imagine radiators totally in harmony with the contours of your home. The Radiator Factory’s curving and angling service brings smooth lines and a glow of happiness that’s not only very affordable, but custom made, just for you. Choose your individual style from Europe’s leading manufacturers of designer radiators.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01162 609 257
To email The Radiator Factory click here
Jarabosky
Monday, November 10th, 2008
For more than 20 years Jarabosky have been transforming redundant hardwood railway sleepers from around the world into stunning furniture. The process of converting sleepers into usable timber is a painstaking and costly process in time and labour but the end product justifies the effort. A natural masterpiece as individual as a fingerprint and sensual to the touch displaying all the character distinctive of Jarabosky.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01422 311 922
web: www.jarabosky.co.uk
email: jarabosky@googlemail.com
Housing Units
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Much has changed over the 60 years since the first site in 1947, but Housing Units still remains a privately owned family business who cares and is committed to providing great service, quality and value in all it’s furniture ranges.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01616 815 678
email: enquiries@hultd.co.uk
Burning Desires
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Established in 1991, Burning Desires has grown to be one of the largest retailers of fires and fireplaces in the North West. In our premier showrooms, we have a huge selection of modern fireplace designs. We offer full design and installation service by our own CORGI and HETAS registered engineers.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01772 716 375
email: sales@burningdesires.co.uk
Bathroom and Design Ideas Ltd
Monday, November 10th, 2008
To create unique and inspirational designs you need a special kind of skill coupled with practical experience and an understanding of the individual client. The Bathroom And Design Ideas ltd multi-award winning team combine over 25 years of experience with the flair required to achieve your dream and more.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01204 396 400
email: info@badideasltd.co.uk
Nest
Monday, November 10th, 2008
From furnishing the smallest corner to styling your whole home or workplace, it’s the NEST aim to make browsing and buying beautiful design easy, affordable and enjoyable. Whether you’re buying for your home, a gift or as a commercial buyer you’ll find our design-minded customer and contracts team an invaluable resource, and a mine of design knowledge and passion.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01142 666 900
web: www.nest.co.uk
email: shop@nest.co.uk
Parapan
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Parapan is the original and best quality high gloss solid acrylic material available. There are 21 fashionable colours to choose from as clean lines, sleek surfaces and accents of rich colour are trends that are here to stay. Not only stylish and contemporary in appearance, Parapan is also hard-wearing and easy to maintain.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01132 012 240
web: www.parapan.co.uk
email: info@parapan.co.uk
Radiant Radiators
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Here at Radiant Radiators we have selected designer radiators from the best manufacturers that are supplying ranges into the UK and have narrowed the choice down to make your purchase as easy as possible.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01162 705 777
web: www.radiant-radiators.co.uk
email: sales@radiant-radiators.co.uk or r@diators.com
Porcelanosa
Monday, November 10th, 2008
The Porcelanosa Group, as one of the worlds leading tile and bathroom and kitchen manufacturers, has committed to a grand and rapid expansion over the last 30 years to become the parent company for eight brands: Porcelanosa, Venis, L’Antic Colonial, Gamadecor, Noken, System-pool, Butech and Ceranco.
Contact details (Warrington):
Tel: +44 01925 237 807
To contact your nearest showroom click here
Echo Automated Gate Solutions
Monday, November 10th, 2008
With so many products available on the market today we tend to keep just two or three suppliers that are reliable and provide a good guarantee. Specializing in residential automated gates, we can either manufacture and install new automated gates or we can automate your existing gates. Covering Lancashire, Manchester, West Yorkshire and North Cheshire our customer service and ongoing support is second to none.
Contact Details:
Tel: +44 08708 033 542
email: info@echoautomation.co.uk
Stuart Frazer
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Stuart Frazer Contracts is an award-winning company of fitted kitchen contractors and designers. With a team of industry leading kitchen designers, dedicated contract project management expertise and indepth knowledge of the both retail and contract markets, the Stuart Frazer Contracts brand has become as much a guarantee of quality as the SieMatic kitchens we supply.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01204 707 000
Matki
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Effortless style and sublime innovation are the hallmarks of the Matki collection, and the foundations on which every Matki shower is created. The epitome of indulgence, each design is a stunning mix of sumptuous, handcrafted beauty and luxurious functionalism, where even the smallest detail has been developed to give you a truly exhilarating shower experience.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01454 322 888
web: www.matki.co.uk
email: helpline@matki.co.uk
Arcade Kitchens
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Kitchen design from concept to completion… Arcade Kitchens was established in 1982 and has been responsible for providing outstanding service and products ever since. Our philosophy is simple; the best products skillfully designed, installed to the highest standards with the minimum of fuss.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 01943 602 147
And So To Bed
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Since Keith Barnett started the company some 30 years ago, the And So To Bed design team has brought a special passion and spark to the world of bed design. All our beds are hand made and hand finished by artisans who are devoted to their craft. And as every piece of wood is individual, every bed has its own unique beauty and personality.
Contact details:
Tel: +44 08081 444 343
web: www.andsotobed.co.uk
email: enquiries@andsotobed.co.uk