FIXTURES & FINISHES 28 colours to keep kitchens on trend


With a pedigree in supplying top quality materials with a top quality service, Königstone is proud of its growing range of quartz worktops: Königquartz. Quartz is one of the toughest natural substances making it the perfect material for kitchen worktops. Due to the blend of strong materials, quartz worktops are highly scratch-, stain- and heat-resistant, have a consistent design from the engineered aspect and are easy to maintain. The Königquartz range is currently made up of 28 colours with varying designs


to complement any kitchen scheme; whether homeowners are looking for an elegant marble-look worktop or a trendy modern industrial style, there is something for everyone.


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Unique Arabescato™ from COMPAC – inspired by nature


Unique Arabescato™, is part of the Unique Collection from COMPAC – a stunning range of quartz worksurfaces featuring designs inspired by the textures, beauty and durability of nature’s rivers, forests, lakes and mountains.


Featuring a pure white surface interlaced with pale grey veins to form a sensual rhythmic design, Unique Arabescato™ is available in a polished finish that intensifies its surface colours or a glacé finish providing a smooth soft sensation to the touch.


Unique Arabescato™, will grace any home or workplace with a brightness and luminosity like never before.


COMPAC’s Unique Collection, benefits from the company’s renowned innovative engineering skills which ensures a virtually zero porosity surface which is easy to clean and maintain and will continue to perform and retain its elegance and beauty for a lifetime of use.


www.compac.es The kitchen in a day that helps save the world!


Remodelling a kitchen is the quick, cost- effective alternative to the disruption and inconvenience of a total replacement. Granite & TREND Transformations specialises in kitchen and bathroom makeovers which are carried out in a day as they retain the existing unit and floor layout. This saves on messy and often unnecessary installation of perfectly good units; saving time, money and damage to the environment. Even the existing worktops are repurposed as Granite & TREND


Transformations has developed a unique quartz and granite worktop that fits over the existing worktops like a glove. Granite & TREND worktops are as hard-wearing and durable as a normal quartz or granite worktop.


www.granitetransformations.co.uk Mix and match with Keller’s new models


Keller’s Elba and Crystal models are perfectly blended to create a beautiful and trendy kitchen mixing materials and textures. These models give plenty of design opportunity so kitchens can truly reflect the homeowner’s personality. They can shake it up with bold or light tones with one of Keller’s 1,950 NCS colours on structured lacquer cabinets, such as Olive Green, and embrace the rustic rough oak cabinetry and build on this with matching oak shelving or an oak table. Homeowners


can embrace the industrial style by including dark coloured or metallic appliances into kitchen schemes, or incorporate the growing trend for bringing the outdoors in with kitchen plants and green cabinetry.


www.kellerkitchens.com may/june 2019 www.sbhonline.co.uk 53 Concrete sinks for industrial style kitchens


A truly unique range of concrete-style sinks has been introduced by design pioneer, BLANCO UK. Ten sinks, from three ranges – ETAGON, PLEON and METRA – are now available in the super-durable, award winning SILGRANIT®


PuraDur® material in


the new concrete colour. The portfolio is perfect for those who aspire to something different; every sink is unique in terms of the way the finish appears. The structure varies from sink to sink while gradients differ just like real polished concrete surfaces. It even


has the same tactile qualities as concrete but is much more hardwearing. The SILIGRANIT®


™ is an anti-bacterial material which is easy


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