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Decorative wall panels
contrast vividly with the
original exposed brickwork

An antique pulley
remains, a clear
reminder of the
building’s history

Julian Darwell-Stone
and Thomas Robinson

Sipping basil-infused crayfish cocktails and tucking into
tomato towers and tiramisu cups, all by EnCroute, guests
explored the show room, spotting the old pulley on the
first floor, before hearing from managing director David
Millard.
“For the first time, architects, interior designers, deve-
lopers and homeowners, used to having to travel down to
London’s Clerkenwell or Chelsea Harbour, will now be
able to source luxury surface brands here in Scotland, ” he
announced. To top off the evening, guests were entered
The top floor of the into a competition to win a trip for two to Venice.
renovated showroom
Elle Gordon, Allan
McGregor and Homes & Interiors
Jo Mickel Scotland’s Rosie
Duncan (le ) and
Amanda Tervit,
creative design
director at Steven
Burgess