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This year’s new collection features creepy crawlies hidden within intricate patterns and swirling lines.

After a five year absence from 100% Design, Dominic Crinson exhibits his new collection, “Original Species”. A series of designs fused together to create an explosion of pattern, colour and miniature entities. A truly primordial experience!

The Collection title “Original Species” is a play on Darwin’s epochal text  The Origin of the Species and features prey and predator poised and entangled in a web of pattern.

Check out the Original Species Collection in Tiles, Floor Tiles and Wallpaper

Sir David also selected the Londonscape and the Newyorkscape for the suites. The designs were then transformed into a large tile murals which were installed in the luxurious penthouse ensuite bathrooms.

The Beijingscape design features a montage of some of Beijing’s most glorious landmarks including the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, hutongs and more modern features including the Olympic stadium and skyscrapers.

The Beijingscape in situ, the mural wraps itself around the back wall of the ensuite with mirrors filling the rest of the space.

Dominic’s Londonscape design was used to great effect across the wall of this large ensuite that resembles a window overlooking a fantasy London.

The Newyorkscape design is seen here behind this beautiful bath tub which gives scale to this huge tile mural.

Sir David Tang was impressed by Dominic’s Londonscape mural seen on a tour of the Boundary Hotel by Sir Terence Conran and subsequently got in touch to work with Dominic on a series of Penthouse suites. Sir David being an avid collecter and designer himself had outfit an entire suite in the Boundary in his luxurious modern Chinoiserie style (view images).

Dominic Crinson’s large tile mural provides a fantasy view over London and is a major talking point in the “Young British Design” suite. On the 2nd of November Sir Terence Conran will receive the Outstanding Contribution Award at the European Hotel Design Awards 2009.

Sir Terence Conran comments, “Boundary is my first new private venture since the opening of Bibendum in 1987. From finding the site to finalising all of the design details, including selecting the art and designing the garden, it is something that gives me enormous pleasure.”

“One of the most interesting elements has been the developing the individual concepts for each of the seventeen bedrooms. This has allowed me to create spaces inspired by designers and design movements that I most admire.”

On the Young British Designers Room… “in particular there is an amazing tiled mural in the bathroom by Dominic Crinson a real work of art.” Sir Terence Conran

For your own private vista over London with all the best landmarks in one spectacular montage, step into the enormous wet room in the “Young Designer’s Suite” in this most inspiring of hotels.

Sir Terence sought local produce by designers who had make a huge contribution to Shoreditch an area now knowns as London’s creative hub. And who could have been more local than Dominic Crinson who for 15 years lived and worked in the warehouse next to the once derelict building that is now the luxurious Boundary Hotel. Dominic’s Redchurch Street showroom was one of the first on the street that has been recently named as London’s Best New Shopping Street, by Time Out.

The Boundary Project is also nominated for the Best Conversion and for the Best Bathroom Interior. We obviously believe they should scoop the latter of the two, that’s for sure!

Read the write up here.