SPACE SAVING
InHouse the next125 trolley - serving a nation of design lovers
Timelessly elegant design combined with multi-functionality and mobility: the next125 trolley offers an aesthetic and intelligent answer to a modern lifestyle. A minimalist, cubic design with
an almost graphical element, the new next125 trolley creates additional and flexible storage, providing further adaptability for the latest multi-functional living spaces.
The next125 trolley can be used
as a part of the kitchen, under the next125 cooking table or as an eye-catching and adaptable drinks bar. This ingenious trolley can be effortlessly adapted to the need of the individual, with beautifully crafted storage options that look at home in the living or dining room, as they do in the kitchen. The contrast between the onyx
black coloured aluminium carcase and natural oak accessories creates a contemporary and timeless look
that will appeal to many homeowners. Defined by the additional
storage elements, the next125 trolley is available in three variants: as a kitchen, serving or bar trolley. The next125 collection is
available from next125's UK and Ireland network of retailers. For details please call InHouse Inspired Room Design.
01661 842304
Utopia thinks big for smaller spaces
Specialists in creative solutions for smaller spaces, Utopia offers its extensive range of furniture and sanitaryware in reduced-depth, space-saving options so that any space can be effectively planned, no matter how small or awkwardly shaped. Fitted furniture is
often the best solution for small bathrooms as it makes use of all the available space and creates storage opportunities which are so essential in keeping tight spaces clutter-free. Every bathroom can accommodate at least a washbasin unit and a mirror cabinet, while corner options and extra tall units take advantage of space that’s often wasted. Stylish and practical, this high
impact small bathroom uses reduced depth, fitted furniture from the
Roseberry painted timber collection in the new Rose Quartz finish with Brushed Brass knobs, also new, adding a finishing glamorous touch. Rose Quartz is just one of the exciting new finishes introduced as part of Utopia’s recent major product launch.
01902 406402
www.utopiagroup.com
VitrA make an impact – small does not have to mean budget! M
any homeowners recognise the benefits of a downstairs toilet and
will consider extending to find the space. Most new homes also include at least one en suite – and it is evident from tv property shows that this is a facility people value and are prepared to sacrifice bedroom or storage space to create. The cloakroom is an area most likely to be
seen by visitors to the home, and consumers like to make an impact – small does not have to mean budget. Coloured vessel basins in
50cm washbasin unit from the VitrA Sento collection designed by VitrA’s Design team with a Scandinavian style. Shown in matt-cream with Sento basin and Xline basin mixer.
VitrA reduced heght frame which can be used to site a WC into very small places and under a window.
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interesting shapes combined with a reduced depth wall-hung WC and vanity or console adds personality and interest to the room. Wall-hung WCs with an excellent looking dual-flush flush plate add to the feeling of space, saves water and makes cleaning easy. Adding a WC to an existing smallish space can be a challenge without a thoughtfully designed inwall system. The best are those that combine easy installation and access to the cistern with efficient, water-saving flushing technology – VitrA systems offer double fixation
for the highest quality installation. VitrA’s inwall collection also includes a reduced height model for under a window to make the most of the space. A compact wall hung vanity with basin combination, with smaller format basin mixer also makes the most of available space and adds a stylish statement
01235 750990
www.vitra.co.uk
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