PRODUCT PROFILE
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LAUFEN PALACE
Designed specifically for hotels, Palace is a versatile collection of sanitaryware that combines timeless design with maximum functionality. The centrepiece of the range is the countertop washbasin, which is also available as a double unit. An open storage area can be created with a ceramic shelf under the washbasin for convenient storage of towels and toiletries while other practical details include optional liquid soap dispenser. Tel: +44 (0)1530 510 007
www.laufen.co.uk
Toto has launched a new collection of bathroom furniture, which is the result of a collaboration between designers Michael Stein from Germany, and Masahiro Maruhashi from Japan. Said to combine “German precision and Japanese technological expertise”, the MH series is tailored to individual needs and offers three flexible concepts comprising a variety of furniture and storage elements, washbasins, bathtub, shower, faucets, accessories, toilet, bidet and two washlets that can be integrated into any Toto toilet. Tel: +49 (0)2041 246 0
eu.toto.com
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The modern and understated design of Villeroy & Boch’s Shape furniture offers new design possibilities that can be individually combined with the Memento and My Nature ranges. The furniture can be planned down to the last millimetre and offers impressive shelf space, well thought-out storage areas and practical details, such as the attractive accessory boxes. Tel: +44 (0)20 8871 4028
www.villeroy-boch.com
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TOTO MH
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C.P. HART MODULNOVA TWENTY
Twenty, a high gloss lacquer furniture collection created to offer specifiers complete design flexibility, has been added to C.P. Hart’s Modulnova collection. Catering for every possible scheme, Twenty is available in over fifty colour options ranging from bold red to milky caramel as well as four wood finishes of Palissandro, Ebano, Salice Mississippi and Noce Canaletto. Tel: +44 (0)845 873 1121
www.cphart.co.uk
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