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ADF12_VitrA_Interiors - Bathrooms & Wetrooms_FPAdv_Layout 1 24/11/2021 13:53 Page 1


VitrA honoured with design award for new London flagship showroom


The new display of Liquid, the VitrA collaboration with Tom Dixon


flagship showroomin Clerkenwell, London – VitrA London. The Designer Awards held this year at The Connaught Rooms, London, celebrates


V


itrA Bathrooms has secured a further prestigious industry award, this time for its stunning new


the best in residential and commercial design with numerous categories for design and innovation. VitrA has won Bathroom Show Space of the Year, a recognition for its new 5,500 ft2


showroom which was completed


during the pandemic. VitrA London is a creative hub for


architects, designers, and thinkers. In addition to a wide range of product displays, the showroom has dedicated spaces for product specification, events, and workshops. Margaret Talbot, European and UK


marketing manager for VitrA said: “We are delighted to receive this award for VitrA London. We are all thrilledwith the response to the showroom. I must take this chance to thank everyone who has made it a success, particularly to tpbennett who designed the space, and to thank The Designer for this recognition.” Please visit www.london.vitra.co.uk to


Margaret Talbot receives Bathroom Show Space of The Year from Tom Reynolds, CEO of the BMA and TV’s First Date’s, Fred Sirieix


find out more about the showroom and the events programme.


VitrA London’s event space 01235 750990 www.VitrA.co.uk


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