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NEW COLOUR - SLATE BLUE
This is a gorgeous deep blue with a heavy shade of grey, so if you're undecided between grey and blue for your kitchen colour scheme, this is a perfect choice.
Looks lovely on our flat painted shaker doors, as shown in the pictures here. But looks equally gorgeous on our modern handleless kitchens too.
Classic Interiors, 4 Harborne Road, Edgbaston. Birmingham B15 3BU. 0121 405 1350.
wwwclassicinteriors.co.uk
BAYLISS LTD AN URBAN INDUSRTIAL LOOK FOR YOUR BATHROOM
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A modern environment like the one pictured, calls for tiles in a sleek grey. Larger models with a stone look highlight the rough beauty of the industrial style whilst a walk-in shower maintains the harmony of the design. Villeroy & Boch's Squaro Infinity range is the key to this look, the ultra-flat shower tray can be cut to size with millimetre precision to adapt to your bathroom layout, blending in perfectly with the over- all look.
Bayliss Ltd,Gate Lane, Boldmere, Sutton Coldfield, B73 5TR Tel: 0121 362 1800
www.baylisslimited.co.uk
DAYROOMS
THE QUOOKER TAP The Quooker tap is the world’s most convenient, energy efficient, safest, space and water saving way of delivering true 100 degrees boiling water. The Flex is the first and only boiling water tap equipped with a flexible pull-out hose, making it very easy to rinse and clean in the sink. The Flex can never dispense boiling water when the hose is extended due to a pull-out stop mechanism.
Dayrooms The Kitchen Specialist, 23 School Road, Tettenhall Wood, Wolverhampton, WV6 8EN Tel: 01902 743016
dayroomskitchens.co.uk
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