Scene setting

Where the sky meets the sea furnishings at The Poynton in Takapuna feature durable Warwick Fabrics textiles, in colours that reflect the proximity to the beach

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. ceiling, interior design, living room, property, real estate, room, suite, wall, gray — View of the Takapuna Metlifecare.

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. - View of ceiling, interior design, living room, property, real estate, room, suite, wall, gray

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. - View of ceiling, couch, furniture, home, interior design, living room, real estate, room, wall, white

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. - View of architecture, ceiling, home, hotel, interior design, living room, real estate, room, suite, window, window covering, window treatment, white

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. - View of architecture, bedroom, curtain, home, hotel, interior design, room, suite, textile, window, window blind, window covering, window treatment, gray

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. - View of ceiling, daylighting, interior design, living room, room, suite, gray

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. - View of ceiling, conference hall, floor, flooring, furniture, interior design, lobby, real estate, restaurant, room, table, waiting room, gray

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. - View of couch, furniture, home, interior design, living room, room, suite, table, wall, window, window covering, window treatment, gray

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. - View of ceiling, floor, furniture, home, interior design, living room, real estate, room, table, gray

Visual continuity enhances the inviting ambience of the communal areas at The Poynton. Keeping to a seaside colour palette, interior designer Sue Hudson specified a variety of commercial-grade textiles from Warwick Fabrics, including draperies and upholstery fabrics.

"Warwick Fabrics has a particularly extensive range of commercial, heavy-duty textiles well suited to hospitality areas, such as the residents' lounge," she says. "The price point was also a consideration these fabrics provide maximum value for money."

Hudson specified Oxford fabric in the colour Pacific for the dining chairs. This low-maintenance fabric features a Tritan backing, which ensures it is flame retardant, waterproof and antimicrobial.

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. ceiling, daylighting, interior design, living room, room, suite, gray — View of the Takapuna Metlifecare.

Chairs and sofas in the main lounge are upholstered in a number of complementary fabrics, including Collins Stripe in Pebble, and Banjo Bluestone chenille, which has a two-tone, textural weave. Drapes are in Shantung Maize.

Karen Hatton, Warwick Fabrics commercial sales manager, says the company has introduced a number of textile initiatives for the healthcare industry in the past five years, and will shortly release a third collection.

"The healthcare and retirement village sectors are growing rapidly, and we are expanding our collections of textiles specifically tailored to this market."

View of the Takapuna Metlifecare. architecture, ceiling, home, hotel, interior design, living room, real estate, room, suite, window, window covering, window treatment, white — View of the Takapuna Metlifecare.

For more information, contact Warwick Fabrics, PO Box 100721, North Shore City 0745, phone (09) 479 6466, or visit the website: www.warwick.co.nz.

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