RANGE REVIEW: KITCHENS & BATHROOMS
LATEST TILING TREND PREDICTIONS FOR THIS SEASON
Embracing natural materials might be one of the big interior trends for AW22, but the experts at tile retailer Porcelain Superstore believe demand for semi-precious stones and minerals will shape bathroom design this winter.
A bbas Youssefi,
who founded independent tile retailer Porcelain Superstor e alongside
his
brothers Ben and Sam, believes there will be a huge appetite for opulent, onyx effect tiles as we head into the colder months. Abbas
Porcelain Superstore, says: “Marble and marble-effect
been a staple in bathrooms, but this Autumn I think we’ll
Youssefi, Director of tiles have long see
homeowners move beyond marble into more jewel-like realms. “Tiles with a semi-precious edge and quartz-like appearance will inject opulence and class, giving homes a really luxurious finish.” Porcelain Superstore’s new Jewel Onyx range encapsulates the trend. Available in five colours, the tiles are crafted from exquisite Italian porcelain and look like they have been sliced from slabs of semi- precious rocks. Youssefi says: “When times are
hard, we often find homeowners are more likely to invest in bold décor to boost positivity in the home.
Jewel Onyx Blue Jewel Onyx tiles in blue are truly beautiful. If you’re looking for tiles that take your decor to the next level, these are the ones for you. Designed to resemble semi-
precious stones, each tile has variations in colour, flowing patterns
and realistic organic
details which add layers of interest and character. As if all that wasn’t enough, the rich blue tones of the tiles are enhanced by the glossy, highly polished finish. These large format porcelain tiles are an easy way to bring a feeling of luxury to your home while being both cost effective and low maintenance. They’re ideal for creating a sense of drama or transforming an ordinary wall into a work of art.
These are most definitely the tiles for the job.”
Jewel Onyx pink If you’re a fan of pink then you’ll love these large format pink tiles. They’re not only incredibly on trend, but they look like they’ve been cut from beautifully polished rose quartz.
However they’re actually
LEGISLATION CHANGES FOR VENTILATION IN KITCHENS AND BATHROOMS
The need for installers and retailers to be aware of new legislation relating to ventilation in kitchens and bathrooms, is highlighted in the latest Movers & Shakers film from Simon Acres Group. MD, Simon Acres spoke with Carolyn
L-R: Ian Palmer and Carolyn Newton- Brown, Airflow with Simon Acres
Newton-Brown, head of UK Reseller Channel and Ian Palmer, Head of UK Specification at Airflow to discuss how they can help the industry understand
the legislation and ensure projects are compliant. “We are committed to providing knowledge, education and training to
allow retailers and installers to select the right product, install it correctly and carry out the necessary testing,” says Newton-Brown. “There is new legislation that relates to ventilation in kitchens and
bathrooms that requires products to be tested and fit for purpose. Checks will be carried out by Local Authority Building Control, and fines could be imposed if installations do not meet the new regulations.” The Airflow interview can be viewed by visiting https://simonacres.
co.uk/movers-shakers.
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created from robust, low- maintenance porcelain by a top Italian manufacturer. The tiles may resemble stunning semi-precious stones but they’re hardwearing, cost-effective and it’s easy to keep them looking great. The drama and detail contained in every tile is offset by their delicate, pale pink tones, creating a perfect marriage of elegance and flair. They’re ideal for a chic bathroom or kitchen and add instant Instagram appeal, especially when paired with stylish brass or grey fixtures.
Jewel Onyx Aqua When you really want to make an impression, choose stunning Jewel Onyx Aqua tiles. With a multitude of shades of green in every single tile, they’ll transform any space into a jewel-like haven. Crafted from highly polished
porcelain by a top Italian manufacturer, these large format tiles are inspired by natural onyx. In fact they resemble the semi-precious stone in every way, except the cost. Perhaps the most surprising thing about these tiles is their versatility. Maybe you want to enhance your bathroom with the
movement of the ocean? Or you’d like to add some wow-factor to your kitchen? These tiles are suitable for floors and walls, bathrooms, kitchens, even hallways.
Jewel Onyx Ivory Is it possible to improve on classic white? We think so, thanks to these stunning ivory tiles which take timeless white and elevate it to the next level. Inspired by the beauty of natural marble, the Jewel Onyx collection perfectly recreates the look and feel of semi-precious stones. Their beautiful multi-faceted veneer contains the same detail and movement you’d expect to find in stones that have just been pulled from the earth. They’re extremely versatile, suitable for both floors and walls in any number of rooms.
Jewel Black Onyx Want to tap into the trend for dark colours, but you’re concerned it will look too intense for your home? Then Jewel Onyx tiles in black are a great choice. Designed to resemble natural onyx, the tiles have subtle variations in colour and beautiful organic details which offer a stylish alternative to solid black decor. The
sense of drama and colours and
movement created by these large format tiles means they’re ideal if you’re looking to make an impact. Visit the
Porcelain
Supertore’s website at www.
porcelainsuperstore.co.uk for more information about the tiles featured here and full contact details.
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