Tangram's New Look

Tangram have recently given their showroom a fresh and inspiring face lift. The showroom has been rearranged and revamped to improve your shopping experience.
With the introduction of key pieces of furniture and lighting installations the showroom now gives you the opportunity to view pieces with greater ease.
Pieces stand in isolation so you can view and fully appreciate their design and form with minimal distraction.
Tangram continue to work with numerous leading European furniture, lighting and textile manufacturers but have selected key pieces to represent their products.

CURRENTLY FEATURED IN THE SHOWROOM

Luis from B&B Italia

The Luis is a new addition to B&B Italia's collection. The Luis design skillfully combines comfort and elegance. The seats come in two depths, three withs and two variants for height of the backrests and armrests. The system consists of 56 modular elements makeing it possible to create countless combinations from liner, corner and peninsular.

This sofa provides a very flexible solution for numerous requirements.

Luis Sofa now in Showroom

The Bentz Table from Baleri

back to black

A stunning glass topped table is a new addition to the Tangram Showroom.

The design of this table provides an airy sculptural central focus with a clear crystal glass top.
The base is available in red, black, white or polished aluminium.
Bentz Table Now in Showroom

The showroom has also changed its opening hours:
Monday to Thursday 10.00am – 5.30pm,
Friday 10.00am - 5.00pm

(now closed Saturdays)

Princes Mall Shopping Centre, Edinburgh

Tangram have recently supplied and installed the furniture for the newly refurbished food court in the Princes Mall Shopping Centre; part of a complete refurbishment by SMC Hugh Martin Architects for its client PPG.
The shopping centre has a wide variety of shops, a food court and a coffee shop and is a popular retail destination occupying a key city centre location adjacent to Waverley Station.The food court is a high traffic area and therefore the furniture was selected not only for its aesthetic but importantly for its hard wearing, robust quality. Tangram supplied Splash chairs and Sicilia tables by Amat and Onda stools by Stua.