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BLANCO UK’s new ceramic sinks collection has been developed to offer a choice of styles in what is a timeless material. The seemingly everlasting appeal of ceramic sinks and bowls lies in the natural look and feel. A tactile, deep glaze finish creates an attractive work space while modern production techniques allow for contemporary shapes with slim rims and small radius designs.


BLANCO's Belfast farmhouse-style ranges are traditional in design and come in a Crystal White finish. Other modern variations from the brand’s range come in four Ceramic PuraPlus colours of Crystal White, Magnolia, Black and Basalt. BLANCO / blanco.co.uk


Coffee Break


Soft & Subtle


Tile distributor Ceramique Internationale has launched a new collection in response to the growth in demand for softer alternatives to traditional marble patterns. Emulating the random veining of Italian Calacatta marble, the new Delta range has been developed by Spanish manufacturer Azteca. Calacatta style marble features gold-white combination – or Oro – veining, and whilst visually stunning, the realistic effects created with digital printing are often too strong for the UK market. Delta offers the impact of Oro but with milder veining for a softer effect. It is available in a 30 x 60cm rectified wall tile and a co-ordinating 60 x 60cm porcelain floor tile. Ceramique Internationale / tilesandmosaics.co.uk


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AUG 2019


Rotpunkt has introduced two coffee-inspired wood colours to its range of finishes. Euca Caramel is a golden wood effect with smooth structure and highly visual contours, while Euca Mocca is a rich, dark wood look with a distinct vertical pattern and even texture. They are pictured on Rotpunkt’s Zerox Edition KQ kitchen. Rotpunkt / rotpunktuk.com


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