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Words: George Dean
Clearwater Seaton Smart Clearwater has unveiled its new fireclay workstation sink, called Seaton Smart. While still retaining the generous portions of a traditional butler sink, Seaton Smart also features a built-in accessory rail, enabling a sliding wooden chopping board to be moved seamlessly across the sink, converting it into an adaptable prep space.
SKS Tracce Developed with Abet Laminati, SKS has showcased its new Tracce collection of undercounter appliances, each of which features a different unconventional surface design. Inspired by 60s and 70s aesthetics, Tracce designs are available on SKS’s Undercounter Wine Cellar and Undercounter Convertible Refrigerator models.
Hendel & Hendel Scroll
British hardware brand Hendel & Hendel has introduced Scroll, a new solid-brass handle
collection. Inspired
by the unfurling motion of a parchment roll or textile spool, each handle is hand-finished, and comes available in a range of sizes and finishes, including Burnished Brass and Dark Brushed Brass.
Wodar Kubik Wodar has announced Kubik, a new collection of undermount kitchen sinks and accessories, as the company looks to move beyond its existing offering of kitchen taps. Kubik is available in seven finishes: Brushed Stainless Steel, Brushed Brass, Gun Metal Grey, Brushed Copper, Matt Black, Aged Brass and Dark Brass.
Smeg Isola
Italian appliance brand Smeg has recently launched Isola, a new collection of hobs and extraction systems. The hobs come in three models. Flat offers a minimal look with clean surfaces and softened corners. Alta introduces a raised frame in stainless steel or matte black, adding depth and dimension, with selected models also offering integrated extraction. Finally, Alta Pro features a motorised downdraft system that emerges only when needed to remove steam, smoke and cooking odours. The Isola collection is also launching with a system of suspended hoods and lighting rails, available in either stainless steel or matte black with adjustable lighting and intuitive touch controls. The collection is completed by a gesture-controlled lighting rail, allowing users to adjust both the intensity and warmth of light.
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