BOLD BRASSWARE & MUTED METALLICS
CRL Introduces New Bellagio U Channel for a Seamless Premium Finish
CR Laurence (CRL) has expanded its premium Bellagio range with the launch of a new precision- matched U Channel, designed to deliver a seamless, high-end finish for bespoke glass shower enclosures. Available in the same 11 finishes
as the Bellagio collection, the new stainless steel-clad U Channel provides a superior colour match to Bellagio hardware, creating a coordinated appearance across every installation. Supplied in 2.4m lengths for 10mm glass, each channel includes matching end caps for a clean, professional finish. The addition strengthens the Bellagio system's comprehensive
Must have metals with Rotpunkt Zerox ME
offering, which includes hinges, clamps, door handles, doorknobs and support bars in matching finishes, enabling complete design continuity. Ideal for architects, designers and
installers, the Bellagio range combines premium aesthetics with outstanding performance.
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As the practical application of metallic finishes in the kitchen living space continue to evolve at pace, Rotpunkt launches Zerox ME, a brand new range of door options in a choice of three metal finishes: brass, inox, and copper. Designed to bridge the gap
between the kitchen and social areas, Zerox ME provides a more curated aesthetic by allowing end users to mix and match with key design elements to achieve a truly custom look and feel. From pairing Zerox ME to the
cabinetry, handles, appliances, and lighting, as well as the latest surface
solutions on the walls and counters, Zerox ME is able to adopt a range of the latest interior styles such as industrial, stealth wealth, and even modern traditional. Creating more design
opportunities in the home, Zerox ME delivers a door front with real metal overlay, which is low-maintenance, extremely tactile, and able to keep pace with today’s most contemporary design trends.
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RAK Ceramics – Bold Brassware and Muted Metallics:
Helping Customers Move Beyond Chrome Comment from Ben Bryden, Interim Managing Director, RAK Ceramics UK
increasingly looking for brassware that adds warmth and personality. Finishes
W
hile chrome remains a popular choice, homeowners are
such as Brushed Gold, Brushed Nickel, Matt Black and Black Chrome are helping create sophisticated, design-led bathrooms.
For retailers, this presents an opportunity to
showcase complete bathroom schemes rather than individual products. Muted metallics complement stone, marble and concrete-effect porcelain tiles, allowing customers to visualise a coordinated space while increasing opportunities for upselling. Demand has also been driven by the popularity
of spa-inspired and boutique hotel interiors, where softer metallic finishes work beautifully with natural materials and neutral palettes. The result is a timeless look that suits both contemporary and classic bathrooms. RAK Ceramics offers a comprehensive
brassware portfolio in a choice of on-trend finishes, alongside coordinated sanitaryware, furniture and porcelain tiles, enabling retailers to deliver complete bathroom solutions from a single trusted supplier.
RAK-Ischia is an elegant brassware collection available in four contemporary finishes, including Gold, for a coordinated bathroom design.
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RAK-Petit is available in Round and Square styles with finishes including Polished Chrome, Brushed Gold, Brushed Nickel, Matt Black and Black Chrome.
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