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below Victoria + Albert’s entire portfolio of baths and basins can be specified in any of 200 RAL colours – so can be matched against almost anything. The brand also offers a choice of gloss or matt finishes
right HiB’s Entero Basin range comprises concrete basins, which are available in three shapes and in a choice of six colours to fit any aesthetic – available in Concrete Grey, Dusky Pink, Amber Yellow, Spring Green, Cobalt Blue and Brick Red
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This month we’re exploring the trend for injecting colour into bathrooms. Take a look at how two kbbreview Award-nominated designers achieved their multi-hued designs, and get inspiration for how you can achieve the look for your own clients
Words: Francesca Seden
rom pops of brightness to colour-drenching or turning it all the way up to 11 with eclectic maximalism, there is a growing trend for making a colourful statement in the bathroom and allowing some personality to shine through. This growth has been driven by a number of factors, including social media offering endless
inspiration, along with a rise in homeowners choosing to ‘improve-not-move’, and make their spaces truly their own. Additionally, the bathroom is no longer seen as a purely functional space, but a room in which to specifically relax and re-energise. Manufacturers have very quickly cottoned on to this drive towards personalisation and now the choice is
massive, making it more appealing still. In terms of the longevity of the trend, our contributors agree that its probably here to stay, with Sophie
Harrold, director at Surrey-based Simply Bathrooms, noting that “the era of homes being all-white blank canvasses is well and truly behind us...”
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