kitchens and bathrooms
Elica introduces
in either pearl or green. Both designs are ceiling mounted
A splash
and measure 50cm wide with a 20W halogen light. The
Ecolution Country range
cooker hoods are controlled by illuminated soft push
buttons, come complete with metal washable grease fil-
of style in
Elica has introduced the Ecolution Country range of ters and offer quiet, efficient operation.
hoods for the style-conscious consumer. Jasmine, shown, For further information telephone
is available with a pearl or violet finish and Sophie comes 01252 351111 or visit www.elica.co.uk
the market
By Sandra Hyde, Marketing
Manager,Aqualux Products LTD
Affecting every area of design, wetrooms and
walk in showers are now a common fixture
within most boutique hotels and spas. The
trend has become so popular that even con-
sumers want to recreate this within the home.
Modern shower design reflects the need for
a harmonious sanctuary like environment that
allows the user to rejuvenate from the stresses
of the day. Walk in showers and wetrooms
provide this tranquil feeling as the large panels
of uninterrupted glass combined with sleek sil-
ver finished frames and fixtures create an open
and spacious atmosphere. In tandem with this,
a discrete slim shower tray will produce strong
clean modern lines throughout. Alternatively,
for a true wet room look the shower tray can be
completely removed and individual shower pan-
els can be fixed directly to the floor to produce
a flowing space.
Although it is not suitable to construct a
walk in or wetroom experience within every
bathroom, even the smallest bathroom can re-
flect the airy and capacious trend. The latest
shower designs are specially crafted to take up
less floor and wall space, whilst giving the user
a feeling of space. Quadrants shower trays are
the most commonly known space saving design
Sublime bathroom
although there are more specialist shapes avail-
able such as the “teardrop”. furniture by
Understated and an unlimited feeling of
space are the defining attributes to modern
Hudson Reed
showering. Both shower trays and frames have
become more refined whilst the glass panels
The Sublime vanity unit and bathroom mirror
now appear to float. The boundless and unob-
is the latest addition from the Hudson Reed
trusive style of wetrooms will continue to be a
bathroom furniture range. Measuring at 915mm
major driving force within shower trends.
wide, the Sublime vanity has a full width ceramic
Aqualux, 0870 241 6131
counter top wash-basin, providing plenty of
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space for the large wash basin. With a light oak
finish, the cabinet consists of side panels and
twin doors, which conceal the ample storage
space inside. The Sublime mirror matches the
vanity unit in size, measuring 915mm wide by
700mm high. The Sublime can be sold as indi-
vidual items or as a furniture pack combining
the basin, unit and mirror for a suggested price
of £630.00 including vat. The basin mixer is an
optional extra from the Hudson Reed range.
For further information telephone 01282
418000 or visit www.hudsonreed.co.uk
Abode Zeal
design stands tall
The Abode creations and innovatively styled
ranges of bathroom brassware and showers have
been created for people who want the perfect
blend of design, performance and sheer quality.
The design-led Zeal, architecturally tall and sophis-
ticated floor standing bath filler, combined with
separate shower handset is available in shining
chrome finish only and perfectly matches other
taps within the range. Manufactured to a minimal-
ist design concept, Zeal offers perfect symmetry
along its clean lines and is the perfect partner to
the most contemporary of bathroom fixtures.
For further information telephone 01226
283434, email: info@abode.eu or visit
www.abode.eu
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