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Vogue – Eco-luxe bathroom design becomes new favourite


It’s now possible to enjoy the best of both worlds as heating solutions can be both beautifully designed and kind to the planet! Sustainable interior design and home products are leading to new kinds of innovations in heating and are enhancing different types of property in an eco-friendly way: a huge trend in 2021.


“We have seen an extremely


positive response to aluminium heating designs and we predict this will only grow as we head into 2021. These types of products will allow you to harness the possibilities of using a lightweight material, which has excellent heat retention qualities as well as impressive longevity and water efficiency” says Steve Birch, Sales Director, Vogue (UK). The luxury interior market is


evolving in 2021 with fresh impetus for user-friendly design and subtle refinement in terms of fixtures and fittings. Pure and simple lines will outweigh more intricate models and playing with shape and colour contrast will be used to give a modern edge to tranquil bathroom environments. Discover the latest 2021 radiator


and towel warmer designs by contacting Vogue (UK):


u01902 387 000 uinfo@vogueuk.co.uk uwww.vogueuk.co.uk


JIS Stainless Steel Towel Rails


JIS Europe ltd is the United Kingdom’s leading and original supplier of Stainless Steel heated towel rails. The rails are available in 3 formats across the range; Electric only, dual-fuel and central heating. We offer both a satin and polished finish as well as our new Black Edition range of powder coated stainless steel black rails. We have a wide range of sizes and designs that will complement your bathroom. We are confident in our product and consequently offer a 25 year guarantee. We have vast stockholdings in order to provide a


24 hour turnaround service. Our renowned customer service only further enhances our product. To summarise, balanced classic design, with ease of supply, ethical traceability and a 25 year guarantee make the Sussex Range of towel rails the ultimate choice. Please visit our website


www.sussexrange.co.uk for further information and to view our large and impressive gallery section.


u01825722988 uinfo@jiseurope.co.uk uwww.sussexrange.co.uk


Bisque Radiators a design in their own right B


isque Radiators - part of the Zehnder Group and the UK's first ever


designer heating brand, has pioneered the design and functionality of the most exciting, innovative and interesting styles since its conception in the late 70s. Bisque’s mission is simple: to transform the radiator from a humble plumbing object to a piece of design in its own right. The brand is not just keen on beautiful looking


radiators but is also passionate about energy efficient ones. It has worked to combine modern


heating technology with stunning design credentials, recognising how important it is to have thoughtfully designed heating solutions that are equally as aesthetically pleasing. The Chime is a sleek and sophisticated offering,


with wide-rung spacing which allows for a whole family’s towels to be placed along it, ensuring warmth and luxury alongside a minimalist look. With the Volcanic finish, the Chime looks muted, yet brings texture and depth into a space thanks to its grainy surface. The Archibald, designed by Leo Salzedo and winner of the international Designboom


competition, is a unique piece. Sporting a design akin to a coat-hanger its one-of-a-kind body is eye-catching and sure to draw the attention of any and all who witness it. Styled as a tribute to a butler, the Archibald is the perfect towel-radiator, capable of presenting towels thanks to its wall- mounted nature.


u020 7328 2225 uwww.bisque.co.uk


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