Designer Ranges
Franke celebrates centenary with new Centinox sink
Franke is 100 years old and celebrating with the new Centinox sink along with two stunning taps and innovative accessories.
The sink encompasses all the elegance, style and precision engineering expected from Franke; the new Slim-Top inset sink edge gives the appearance of a fashionable undermount. The profiled edge incorporates a lip into which practical, innovative tiered accessories fit; designed to slide within the sink are the stylish Rollamat, stainless steel strainer bowl and two-sided stainless steel/synthetic chopping board. A mobile drainer is available as an optional extra.
The 12.5mm deep drawn radii represent a new standard in sink technology and the Centinox features a round 3.5” basket strainer waste – capable of adaptation to take a Franke turbo waste disposal unit - and hygienic overflow. The Centinox range includes two new taps: the Olympus Spring in chrome with a pull-out nozzle, and the Pisa in chrome or SilkSteel.
0161 436 6280
www.franke.co.uk
Burbidge offers more curved choices
Burbidge’s contemporary Malmö handle-less kitchen has proved so popular with kitchen retailers and consumers that a stunning array of curved doors has been introduced, further enhancing the desirable range.
Allowing for a stylishly minimalistic look with a sophisticated twist, the option of double concave doors, a wide curve and curved back panels enable homeowners to be highly imaginative and create a truly bespoke and exciting look in their kitchen. Completing the inspiring and innovative range is a beautifully crafted end panel which allows for a
seamlessly clean and crisp finish to the units. The curved door options are available in the reflective high-gloss lacquered finishes of Latte and White. “Malmö has been hugely successful for Burbidge, with handle-less kitchens proving a lasting trend with homeowners,” comments managing director Ben Burbidge. “This range can be fitted to standard size carcases without the need to make any adjustments, allowing retailers to effortlessly fit the kitchen into their showrooms.”
024 7667 1600
www.burbidge.co.uk
A bit of bling for Mereway Bathrooms
Mereway Bathrooms have introduced their dazzling and most luxurious handle yet with the aptly named ‘Chrome Casino Crystal’ knob as part of their latest product release.
60mm square in size and embellished with 120 white glass crystals inset on a polished chrome base, the knob sits beautifully on furniture within both their Infinity and Synergy ranges. This sparkling new edition to their, already comprehensive, handle collection certainly enhances their furniture range and brings a touch of real luxury to any bathroom showroom.
0121 706 5750
www.merewaybathrooms.co.uk
Intervari at the forefront of designer ranges
Luxury interiors specialist Intervari® opened for business twelve months ago on Wigmore Street, an exclusive corner of London where the design elite of the kitchen world reside. Intervari®
are specialist, innovative
and inspirational kitchen and bedroom designers, with the expertise to create individual and unique interior design solutions. They utilise the best from market leading brands such as Metris, Mobalco and Rot Punkt, complimented with cooking solutions provided by cutting-edge appliance
manufacturers Gaggenau, Miele, Sub-Zero and Wolf. Intervari®
38 BKUMAY 2011 commit to providing the
best product, service, design and installation. The volume of business gained by way of recommendation is testament to this, with clients’ glowing testimonials and recommendations winning new business for Intervari® The Intervari®
daily. showroom, situated
16a Wigmore Street W1, is open six days a week Monday to Friday 9am- 5pm and Saturday 10am-4pm. Late night openings are also available by prior appointment.
Contact Intervari to arrange an appointment to discuss your bespoke kitchen requirements.
0207 637 1900
design@intervari.com
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