The small French production company newcomer, Bloomboom, unveils its first collection of graphic pop lamps, deliberately going against the trend for brass, wood and marble combinations.

When specifying flooring for hotels there are, naturally, a number of requirements to consider as the space usually houses not only entrances and restaurants but also bedrooms and connecting areas. The hospitality industry is also a sphere of fast-paced demand where the consumer now looks for quality and design-led interiors. The floor solutions, therefore, need to satisfy multiple practical needs whilst consistently portraying the key messages of the hotel’s identity.

Structural glass often looks deceptively simple once it’s installed and it’s this aspect that can be most satisfying: frameless glass balustrades with no visible fixings; glass linkways that connect different architectural styles with minimal interference or impact on the original buildings; structural beams, fins and supports created entirely from glass or a span of glass partitioning that becomes fully opaque at the flick of a switch.

This year’s interior trends have seen a real focus on nature. We’ve seen collections of house plants, natural materials and floral prints – all of which are set to stay for the autumn-winter season. For many of us, these trends reflect our own strong connection with our environment, and the effect we have on it. We’re striving to lower our carbon footprints, whether it’s looking at alternative ways of getting to work, reusing and recycling, or opting for environmentally-friendly energy sources – with the colder months approaching, this includes greener heating.

Knightsbridge Furniture in collaboration with Sean Dare introduce new additions to the Alfie Collection for 2017.

British kitchen manufacturer Moores, in collaboration with Roux Lifestyle, has launched a new luxurious kitchen to help you cook like a world-class chef in your own home.