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Flexible Flooring
Wetroom specialist Impey has launched six new sizes of its popular AaDe Linear wetroom oor former. The AaDe Linear 3 and 4 models sees the addition of larger and smaller options, making linear wetroom lry a viale possiility aross more speifi ation senarios. itred is mpey’s Linear wetroom onfi gred with Soho shower screen. Impey /
impeyshowers.com
Sense of Proportion
Previewed in Milan earlier this year was the Leon kitchen from Euromobil. Designed by Roberto Gobbo, the kitchen features pure lines, high levels of functionality and a broad combination of textures and colours, utilising natural materials such as wood with more modern touches such as brushed aluminium.
Leon is a tribute to Italian artist, architect, poet and philosopher Leon Battista Alberti, whose works aimed to
AUG 2015
SEP 2018
designer kitchen & bathroom
designerkbmag.co.uk
make their mark with the intellectual prestige of proportions rather than with ostentations of pomp and power.
Geometric ideas are another distinguishing feature of the kitchen. Combining a number of doors horizontally or vertically creates a grid based on the continuity of lines with the same thickness of 12mm. The project also includes silent elements such as Kabin, a cabinet with a door sliding
on hidden upper and lower rails and a full-length handle incorporating a LED light, as well as a counter-top storage unit featuring a practical motorised roller blind and back-lit rear panel. The detail highlights the slim edging of the handle and the horizontal surfaces of worktops and appliances, separated by a 15mm shutter. The back panel has a practical sliding element, useful for food preparation. Euromobil /
gruppoeuromobil.com
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