64 INTERIORS
Profiles on the Pulse of Tile and Stone Trends O
ver the past few years, Schlüter- Systems has become a careful trend-tracker, with a stream of
profile finishes to complement the latest vogues in tile and stone. The Schlüter®
-TRENDLINE range of
textured coatings for wall profiles was launched in 2016, carrying 10 colour options, ranging from the purest ivory right through to richly toned dark anthracite. The coatings can be applied to Schlüter’s most popular wall profiles – Schlüter®
-JOLLY, -RONDEC,
-QUADEC and -FINEC – with selected finishes also available for the cove-shaped wall-to-floor connection profile, Schlüter®
-
DILEX-AHK. Such is the versatility of the range,
that TRENDLINE colours can be used to achieve: • Natural flow (by matching to the colour of the tile or stone)
• Subtle complements (by selecting a tone a couple of shades away from the covering material)
• Striking contrast (by picking a tone from the other end of the spectrum)
2018 saw the release of 12 new finishes for the Schlüter®
-JOLLY profile, providing
high-quality solutions to meet the metallic trends that are proving anything but transient. The displays of BAU 2019 demonstrated that finishes such as copper, brass and chrome are still very much at the fore of kitchen and bathroom design. Schlüter’s additions capture these trends and also include antique bronze, graphite and nickel/titanium. Satin, brushed and polished
options are available across the majority of these new finishes. Supporting the latest trends across tile,
stone and brassware is a key consideration for Schlüter-Systems. The company combines quality and intuition to produce beautiful profile finish options that hit the mark. For more information, email
pr@schluter.co.uk.
01530 813396
www.tileprofile.co.uk
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ADF JUNE 2019
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