Monday February 4 2019 THE NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM, BIRMINGHAM


Brabantia


Pictured is the new Linn Collection. Brabantia says: ‘Make a statement with Linn Clothes Rack: a storage rack with clever laundry and drying functionalities. It can live in the laundry room and be used for drying, or in the bedroom for storing clothes, shoes, and more.’ Brabantia has also introduced a ‘small but perfectly formed’ Tabletop Ironing Board suitable for ‘those in-between ironing jobs’, in a choice of Fern Shades or Morning Breeze designs. Plus, the wider Linn Collection includes the new Aluminium Hangers and Foldable Laundry Basket. Alongside these new pieces, Brabantia has also relaunched its classic laundry bins and laundry baskets in a range of contemporary colour variations.


Designed in Colour


Pictured is the colourful bubble glassware from British Colour Standard. Mouth-blown by artisans, this collection of recycled glass comprises tumblers (in 15 colours), carafes, wine glasses and jugs. Also pictured are British Colour Standard striped eco dinner candles. Designed in Colour says: ‘Using the vintage colours from the 1931 British Colour Standard dictionary, we bring you a beautiful colour language for the home.’


u020 76 20 20 91 uwww.designedincolourwholesale.com


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u01275 810600 uwww.brabantia.com/uk


Sagaform


After the successful launch of Sagaform’s Club and Winter ranges last year, the company’s design team has extended the ranges to cover glassware, along with candle holders and tableware. Sagaform says Gold as a running theme will be as strong a colourway as ever this winter, as consumers prepare and plan their Christmas tables and festive interiors.


u0208 646 3883 uwww.formahouse.co.uk


what’snew?


Full Judge Radiant range now also available in black


Featuring innovative new heat transferring non-stick providing maximum heat efficiency where it counts For all hob types, especially induction


www.horwood.co.uk


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