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Customisable Brassware for bespoke bathrooms


Comment by Ziggy Kulig, CEO, GRAFF


Bathroom design has always been personal, but there has been a growing consumer desire to create bespoke bathrooms that are uniquely designed for their space and tastes. With many consumers adopting the 'improve, don't move' mindset, customisable brassware can be specified to provide the finishing touch to a full bathroom renovation, or to add a personal touch in a smaller design refresh. For a luxurious and distinctive bathroom, GRAFF brassware can be personalised beyond standard chrome, black and white finishes, which is essential for giving designers full creative freedom. GRAFF is proud to offer 26 different finishes across our entire bathroom range- from brushed metals to matt black to ultra- luxurious 24 carat gold - designed to suit a multitude of design styles. For truly bespoke design, look to collections like MOD+, with custom finishes, materials and configurations that allow for more than 63,000 possible combinations.


Radiating Design: Vogue UK Sets New Trends in Bathroom Elegance


The bathroom industry is undergoing a stylish revolution, with Vogue UK at the forefront. Today’s bathrooms are not just about function but also about making a design statement. Decorative radiators and towel warmers are transforming spaces into luxurious sanctuaries. Vogue UK’s


innovative range of towel warmers combines practicality with elegance, ensuring your towels are always toasty while enhancing the overall bathroom aesthetic. Meanwhile, their decorative radiators have evolved from mere heating emitters to centrepiece art pieces. Available in stunning metallic finishes like brushed brass and brushed bronze, these radiators exude sophistication and modernity. The focus has shifted to creating products that offer superb


Comment by Dan Banks, Sales & Marketing Director, Vogue UK


heat output and energy efficiency without compromising on style, this is epitomised by the new Aluminium range of products, which meet a new and increasing requirement for designer radiators which perform optimally alongside low temperature heating systems, such as air source heat pumps. Vogue UK’s designs reflect this balance, making them an essential element in contemporary bathroom design.


Making personalisation the core of kitchen design


The kitchen is the heart of the home so it’s important that the setup works for the consumers’ lifestyle. BLANCO is passionate about inspiring designers to choose the right items to suit their


clients’ needs and have thousands of combinations of sink, tap and under cabinet solutions to meet any kitchen water place requirements on function and design. Our latest state-of-the-art drinks system, CHOICE, gives lots of opportunity for household


customisation. CHOICE offers sparkling, boiling hot, chilled, filtered and unfiltered water for a personalised experience. From the intensity of bubbles in sparkling water, to the exact temperature of hot and chilled filtered water and the amount of water dispensed, all of this is available at the touch of a button. CHOICE also comes in a breadth of colourways to suit any kitchen design and with clever under cabinet storage options to help create the perfect BLANCO UNIT.


Comment by Tamsin Mills, Brand Communications Manager, BLANCO


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