Great Resource for A&D
An incredibly bang on trend establishment - would recommend to the A&D community.
25 July 2018
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Material Lab is a design resource studio based in the heart of London where specifiers – such as architects and designers – can go to explore and be inspired by a huge range of materials for their projects.
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Great Titchfield Street 10, W1W 8BB, London, United Kingdom
- www.material-lab.co.uk
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Great tiles
Great selection of tiles... they also have Brassware, and a variety of other materials for interior design such as paints, carpets, vinyl, laminates, natural stone, resin, wood etc
25 July 2018
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