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STOP THE BLOCK
PermaFlow is the so-called ‘never
clog’ drain manufactured by
American company PF WaterWorks.
It is engineered to help easily
remove the drain build-up before
it develops into a clog, eliminating
the need for secondary maintenance
products and procedures such
as plunging, dangerous drain
cleaners, messy drain disassembly,
and associated health, safety and
environmental concerns.
For heavy use, the PermaFlow Drain
has a patented, easy-turn wiper that acts as
an in-line drain cleaner and clears the clog.
PF WaterWorks:
www.pfwaterworks.com
LOVE YOUR BATHROOM
Italian manufacturer Novello presented the fi rst prototypes of its
Love project, designed by Arter & Citton. The quirky thing about
this collection, which was shown at ISH in Frankfurt earlier this
year, is the continuity of the bathtub and the wash-basin, which
join together to create a single entity.
The bathtub can be situated to the right or the left of the
basin and the collection also includes a shower tray made from
Corian.
Novello:
www.novello.it
DIVINE INSPIRATION
Taking inspiration from the glamour and poise of Parisian Chic,
Ventury Paris has introduced a new range of lounge chairs to its
couture line which pays homage to the past, but with a modern
twist.
Designed by Vincent Cadena and Emmanuel Touraine, the
Divine Confi dential series features three different limited-edition
ranges – Glam, Steel and Glitz.
Ventury Paris:
www.ventury.fr
FLORAL FLOW
This limited-edition tap by Hego Water
Design was designed by prolifi c Italian
designer Davide Vercelli. It is made from a
pyrex glass cylinder which doubles as a vase
and incorporates a delivery system that fi lls it
from the bottom.
When opened, the water gushes out
from the bottom and fi lls the vase up to the
rim. But even when the tap is off it can be
used to water a plant or emptied by the user.
Hego Water Design:
www.hegowaterdesign.it
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