New Products
Stunning surfaces from Granite Transformations
Granite Transformations has introduced three innovative Trend Prestige designs. The only agglomerate or engineered stone products to feature a veining pattern running through the surface, it gives an extra dimension to natural stone on surfaces that are fully heat, scratch and stain resistant, lightweight and virtually maintenance-free. Also new are two Trend Q metallic tones and three additions to the Trend R Italian granite range. These can be installed over existing surfaces, minimising disruption.
Nero Marquis is a black quartz enlivened with a subtle web of silver, grey and white strands; Cape Cod Green - cool and misty veined with brilliant copper, dusky brown and grey; while fragments of fiery red and soft brown float across Fire Beige. Dark Steel is a deep grey with flecks of silver while Blue Steel has bluish-grey undertones and flecks of metallic blue.
New to the Trend R series is Walker Gold with golden browns, coffee and shades of grey mingle together to form a rich mix of earthen colours and textures. Mocha Real continues this theme with a jumble of copper, chocolatey brown, black and grey; while King Ivory offers cream, grey and copper tones set against desert sand.
0800 822 3410
www.granitetransformations.co.uk
Economical eLIX tap from Carron Phoenix meets regulations
Compact, functional and competitively priced, the eLIX tap by Carron Phoenix allows developers to meet level 3 of the Code for Sustainable Homes and Part G building regulations. The eLIX keeps water consumption in the kitchen to a reduced but functional level. Water is controlled by a flow regulator which sits unobtrusively inside the perlator at the end of the tap spout.
Part of Carron Phoenix’s Developer Range, the eLIX has a simple operation lever that glides through 180º degrees dispensing hot and cold water, as well as a directional spout. Available in chrome, a click valve can be used to give the water a temporary boost for example, when filling a kettle.
01324 638 321
www.carron.com
Latest earth shades from Blanco
Tartufo is the soft new earth shade for 2011 from BLANCO. The subtle mushroom tone is the latest addition to the colour choice spectrum for BLANCO’s Silgranit® PuraDur® II range of sinks and co-ordinating taps. It adds to a palette which includes the rich shades of Coffee and Cognac, the soft tones of Sand, Champagne and Jasmine, and the cooler, monochromatic options: Alumetallic, Anthracite, Silk Grey and White. A huge range of over fifty coloured sink designs in Silgranit® PuraDur® II is now offered, including inset and undermounted designs - designed to
attract a whole new audience of consumers looking to introduce accent colour in their kitchens, with the assurance of unrivalled durability and easy-care advantages.
0844 912 0100
www.blanco.co.uk
BLANCOZENAR XL 6S inset sink and BLANCOLINUS S tap in Tartufo
Modern Kemble kitchen from Burbidge with timeless appeal
Marrying stunningly simple design and contemporary colour, the Kemble kitchen from Burbidge has all the ingredients of a true modern classic.
Inspired by the ever-popular shaker style kitchen, the beautifully crafted Kemble door is competitively priced in crisp painted Ivory finish for a look which is entirely modern while retaining a timeless appeal. For those seeking more adventurous use of colour, the frontals are also available in any of Burbidge’s additional 14 painted oak colours ranging from traditional heritage tones through to vibrant feature colours. Each door features a distinctive tongue and groove centre panel and an angled profile for added interest, creating a look which is both fresh and luxurious.
For the perfect finishing touch, an exquisite collection of elegant accessories and feature pieces offer further design freedom including curved frontals, square pilasters and square open units. Furthermore, Burbidge can manufacturer special size door and drawer fronts on request.
024 7667 1600
www.burbidge.co.uk
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