Egger teams up with CLEAF and Blum to launch an immersive design space

Wood-based materials manufacturer Egger has announced the opening of an immersive design space in the heart of Clerkenwell, in partnership with CLEAF and Blum. Opening its showroom doors for the first time at the internationally renowned Clerkenwell Design Week in May, Egger London welcomed over 1,200 visits to experience its interior design transformation, network with peers and meet the 3 brands behind the concept.  

The space presents an eclectic experience for its designer guests, offering design space for guests to work and collaborate on projects, digital space to access supporting tools and brand information, private space for meetings and workshops, and welcoming hospitality space for relaxed networking. Every part of its interior its created with the designer in mind, with real-life product application merging form with function throughout. It is packed with large-format samples, supporting resources, and on-hand expertise from its team.

With its unique sole supplier offer for designers, specifiers, architects and fabricators, Egger supplies a range of decorative materials for interior furniture, surfaces and wall panelling, decorative interior flooring and structural flooring, suitable for commercial and domestic projects. Priding itself on its strong environmental ethos and sustainable product portfolio, Egger operates environmentally conscious manufacturing processes at 22 facilities worldwide.

At Egger London, Egger showcases over 300 finishes for furniture and flooring in a life-size sample library, and some of its most innovative materials in real applications across fitted furniture, working tables, networking spaces and design installations.

Visitors can explore over 150 CLEAF finishes in the space, while Blum specialises in motion technologies. Under one roof the 3 partners provide an integrated interior design solution covering a wide range of decors, fittings and flooring, alongside heavyweight product expertise, giving designers the tools they need.