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manufacturers to diversify their offerings, leading to a surge in innovative, design-led products. This has made it easier for designers like me to present clients with a wide range of options that break away from the predictable, while still offering quality and value. At the same time, social media and design


platforms have made it easier for homeowners to gain exposure to a world of design possibilities (I know this firsthand through my own Instagram profile), encouraging them to be bolder with their choices. Seeing the success of others who have dared to be different is giving people the confidence to do the same. Showrooms are also changing from rows of


lifeless grey bays, to flourishing dynamic spaces where clients can interact with products and experience the possibilities now available to them. In my opinion, this trend toward colour, texture, and individuality in bathroom design is here to stay. We are moving away from the cold, neutral tones that once dominated the industry. I foresee that as manufacturers continue to push the envelope and as clients continue to embrace more adventurous designs, the grey-and-chrome era will become a thing of the past. The bathroom is evolving from a mere functional


space into one of the most dynamic, expressive rooms in the home – a canvas where colour, texture, and personality can truly shine. kbbr


Clients are craving bathrooms that feel more organic, layered, and tactile


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