Bathroom trends | PRODUCTS Bathroom trends
What’s making a splash in the market Compiled by: Matt Baker
KALDEWEI | Whirl systems
Kaldewei has introduced four new Whirl systems to its range of steel enamel baths, creating a personal spa experience. There are a variety of settings available that offer the user preheated bubbles for a gentle or intensive massage. In addition, the Whirl systems feature a spectral light function that provides a combined spa experience of light, air, and water. There is also an integrated automatic cleaning function that provides a wellness solution that is both hygienic and sustainable. Tel: 01480 498053
www.kaldewei.com
CROSSWATER | New sensor taps
Crosswater has expanded its MPRO and Belgravia collections with a selection of new sensor taps. The infrared sensor is integrated within the spout, and the customisable automatic shut-off time helps reduce water consumption. The MPRO Sensor taps (pictured) come in deck-mounted or wall-mounted designs and are available in four finishes — brushed stainless steel, brushed brass, chrome, and matt black. The deck-mounted Belgravia Sensor model comes in chrome, nickel, and unlacquered brass. Tel: 0345 873 8840
www.crosswater.co.uk
LAKES | Onyx Collection
Manufacturer of showering spaces Lakes has launched the Onyx Collection, a matt black range of enclosures. Featuring an anodised finish, Lakes says the matt black creates a high-impact design for a dramatic showering space. The collection includes walk-ins, hinged panels, quadrants, and slider doors. The Onyx range also features extension profiles in 8mm, and 6mm toughened glass. As with all Lakes’ products, Onyx also
benefits from
‘no-quibble’ guarantee. Tel: 01684 853 870
www.lakesshoweringspaces.com
CASE STUDY: WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Sarah Norman, Aylesbury Bathroom and Tile Centre
R etailers always try to
make the most of every sales opportunity. By
using Virtual Worlds 4D Theatre, that’s exactly what Sarah Norman from Aylesbury Bathroom and Tile Centre did when she turned the prospect of one bathroom renovation into three bathrooms and a downstairs cloakroom.
The client was a family of four who were moving into a house in need of a full renovation. At first, however, Norman was only tasked with designing the family bathroom. As it was the main bathroom space for the house, the design incorporated a back-to-wall
bath, so there was minimal fuss. “We had marble tiles
with veins of gold and grey that really solidified the design,” says Norman. “And the furniture was finished in a matt grey colour.”
The client enjoyed the experience of walking around and interacting with their own bathroom, so much so that they wanted to see more designs for the other rooms in the house they were renovating. Norman says: “The client had fixed ideas on what they wanted, which soon changed when they came into the showroom and started experiencing the design. The overall idea was to create spaces with that wow factor that they would be proud to show off.” So, let’s never forget: Opportunity
is everywhere. The key is to develop the vision to see it.
For more information, please e-mail
sales@virtualworlds.co.uk or call 01908 663848 June 2022 · 69 Virtual Worlds 4D Theatre helped
Aylesbury Bathroom and Tile Centre to upsell to a multi-room project
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