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New basins from HIMACS HIMACS has launched a collection of five undermounted basins featuring products for inclusive design. The basins include models that, while combining style with practicality, are aimed at users with reduced mobility. The solid surface material means it is hardwearing, easy to clean and resistant to wear and tear, scratches, stains and UV light. lxhausys.com


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Smart Pods by Framery With Framery's new take on its soundproof pods for the ofice it's possible to change the lighting settings based on whether in-person meetings or video calls are taking place, adjust the temperature, humidity and ventilation, and mask sounds with white noise. Settings can be updated automatically based on the number of people and where they are seated. frameryacoustics.com


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M-Line by VitrA VitrA has launched its latest collection of basins and cabinetry, which combine modern aesthetics, clean lines and sleek surfaces with high-quality and durable materials. M-Line offers a range of finishes and configuration options for use in various bathroom layouts, allowing for tailored spaces. vitra.co.uk/ explore/m-line


9 Time by Caesarstone Time quartz surfaces draw inspiration from the transformative experience of stone forged over millennia. Capturing the mineral evolution of geological phases the collection brings ancient beauty to ten new designs. It also introduces Caesarstone’s new Mineral Surfaces range, offering a low-silica alternative to the brand’s existing portfolio. caesarstone.co.uk


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twO by Laminam Laminam, which designs and produces sustainable, large, natural porcelain surfaces, has showcased its latest sub-brand of ultra- thin, lightweight and sustainable solutions: twO. The first


collection, Gemini, was seen at the Salone Del Mobile, with the surface offering advantages such as ease of cutting and better transportation. laminam.com


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