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Lapicida is set to launch an exciting new range designed to seemlessly combine outdoor and indoor life at an exclusive event next week.
On Wednesday June 16 and Thursday June 17 from 9am to 4pm Lapicida will unveil the ORNAMENTI collection at its delightful show garden recently opened at its headquarters and state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Knaresborough.
The UK’s leading specialist in tile and stone has curated ORNAMENTI as an inpirational collection of ornaments and objects designed for private gardens and interiors.
ORNAMENTI comes in the form of planters, fountains, furniture, sundials, obelisks and more.
Technogym’s Personal Line of gym equipment.
The event will also see TechnoGym, which has been the official supplier to eight Olympic Games, present its stunning new Personal Line range of premium cardio equipment.
The Personal Line collection of premium home fitness equipment includes a treadmill, bike, recline, elliptical, kinesis and power station.
Lapicida is also exclusively launching FYSIK in the UK market. FYSIK is a beautiful collection of handmade leather and wood weights and gym equipment, which brings that spa resort feel home.
A new beautiful collection of weights and gym equipment.
These three new lines will be presented alongside Lapicida’s existing lifestyle collections from Albatros Spas and Saunas and Luke Irwin Rugs.
All readers of The Stray Ferret are invited to this premium event where they will be able to:
- Explore the new ORNAMENTI show garden for inspiration.
- Understand the scale and quality of what is available.
- Meet our expert team.
- Refreshments will be available.
Visit the Lapicida website for more information by clicking or tapping here or arrange a visit to the showroom at St James Park in Knaresborough.
Ripon’s Jack Laugher loses Olympic title in TokyoRipon’s Olympic hero Jack Laugher has missed out on his bid to win a second successive gold in the synchronised three-metre springboard diving.
Laugher and partner Daniel Goodfellow finished seventh in this morning’s event, which was won by China.
The duo from the City of Leeds Club triumphed at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre in May at the FINA Diving World Cup. But they were unable to replicate the same form in the same pool today.
Laugher, who grew up in the Ripon area and attended Cathedral Church of England Primary and Ripon Grammar School will now focus on the men’s individual three-metre springboard event, which takes place on Monday and Tuesday next week.
In his home village of Littlethorpe, Jack’s mother Jackie Laugher (pictured above, centre) and Sylvia Grice (left) who taught him to swim, watched in their respective front rooms, while Sylvia’s daughter Helen Mackenzie (right) who taught him at Ripon Grammar School, also tuned in at her Ripon home.
Laugher remains a Ripon hero, having become the first GB diver to win gold and silver medals at an Olympic games.
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