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Case Study: Christie’s Auction House, London

Re-Upholstery vs Replacement: Cost-Benefit Analysis for UK Estates and FM Teams

Case Study: Trinity Laban – Acoustic Curtains and Poles

From Classrooms to Clinics: Why Sustainable Design Matters in Every EnvironmentFrom Classrooms to Clinics: Why Sustainable Design Matters in Every Environment

Case Study: Supporting Epsom and St Helier Hospitals in Achieving Sustainable Furniture Solution

Inside Our UK Workrooms: The Craftsmanship Behind Every Grosvenor Contracts Project

Case Study: Fairgame, St Paul’s – Bespoke Curtain and Track Installation

In today's world, sustainability is more than just a buzzword. It's a necessity. As consumers become increasingly conscious of their impact on the environment, the furniture industry is adapting. One effective way to contribute to this shift is through re-upholstery. This practice not only extends the life of furniture but also reduces waste and supports the goals of a circular economy. In the UK, re-upholstery is gaining popularity among individuals and businesses alike. The

As part of the opening of their new Woodland Unit, Teddington Health and Social Care Centre approached Grosvenor Contracts to supply cubicle curtains that aligned with the unit’s gentle, nature-inspired design scheme. The request: cubicle curtains in pink and lilac tones to create a welcoming, calming atmosphere for both patients and staff.

The Blue Orchid Group approached Grosvenor Contracts with a brief to enhance the guest experience at their centrally located Wellington Hotel. With a focus on combining elegance, functionality, and durability, the client required high-quality curtains and accessories that would elevate the interiors of 30 guest rooms while aligning with their brand’s reputation for refined comfort.