Speakeasy

November 18th, 2011

This November marks the launch of Speakeasy – the latest collaboration between Brintons, a world-leader in the design and manufacture of woven Axminster carpet, and award winning American hospitality designer Stacy Garcia.

Speakeasy is inspired by the roaring twenties which were characterized by decorative elegance, refined glamour – and an undeniable undercurrent of fun.

Embellished with the look of precious metals, sparkling glass, gold finishes, chrome textures and tortoise shell, Speakeasy speaks of optimism, hopefulness and refined elegance.

The stunning Speakeasy designs will be available to download from Brintons online archive www.brintonsdso.com from 11th November 2011.

Materials

80% wool, 20% nylon yarn blend
200 years of weaving experience
Design excellence
Design differentiation through large repeats, delicate patterns and subtle yarn effects
Market-leading global project management service

Dimensions

Size and scale of pattern is limitlessAny size and scale of project

Brintons PTY Ltd

Phone: 1800 332 694

URL: http://www.brintons.net/commercial/design/collections/public-spaces

Email: enquiries@brintons.com.au

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