DESIGNER PORTFOLIOS
BATHROOMS Abacus
BATHROOMS
Bathrooms Always pioneering the ethos that the key to any perfect, stylish bathroom is in the planning and structure, Abacus Bathrooms has developed the innovative Easi-Plan range of flushing and support systems.
The Easi-Plan system allows bathroom designers and installers to create spacious schemes by maximising floor space whilst creating beautiful lines.
Abacus Bathrooms 0345 850 50 40
abacus-bathrooms.co.uk BATHROOMS
BLANCO BLANCO’s
ARCHPRO series of taps demonstrates the company’s expert design.
The semi-
professional mixer tap has a twin lever to regulate water flow temperature and a removable hose with a flexible spout.
Each ARCHPRO tap is fitted with a durable ceramic disc, guaranteeing the water flow turns off instantly.
Puro S: An elegant stand-alone Puro S designer Anke Salomon has created an elegant, rectangular washbasin for Kaldewei. The clean lines and timeless shape of the countertop washbasin are unique. Designed to stand alone, the Puro S’s narrow, precise rims and roomy interior allow it to be placed at will on any vanity unit or console to create the perfect centrepiece in the bathroom. Available in selected matt shades from Kaldewei’s Coordinated Colours Collection.
BLANCO
01923 635 200
blanco.co.uk
Kaldewei
01480 498053
kaldewei.co.uk
Duravit
Created in conjunction with renowned designer Kurt Merki Jr, Duravit’s new bathroom furniture range XSquare, is characterised by a contemporary elegant design, high-quality materials and striking chrome profiles. The XSquare cabinets and vanity units feature handle-free fronts and tip-on technology - creating a unique and luxurious look.
Duravit
01908 286 680
duravit.co.uk
BATHROOMS
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