Colour Revolution
Keramag Design on trend with its sleek new ultra-matt furniture in modish grey
Bringing two colour and interior design trends together in one, Keramag Design has launched chic ultra-matt furniture in a vogue new grey colour onto all furniture options in its myDay collection, bringing a warm, tactile dimension to bathroom design.
Offering a stylish answer to bathroom storage, the myDay tall unit in ultra-matt grey features interior lighting, a material mix of a matt grey exterior and glass and woodgrain shelves inside, a hanging storage pouch that optimises the dead space on the interior of the door and a useful magnetic strip for storing small items such as nail scissors and tweezers.
The matt grey vanity unit features a soft-close mechanism, interior LED lighting that activates when the drawer is opened, an anti-slip mat to the drawer contents from sliding
Copper Loft joins the IDS Aqua-Step waterproof laminate flooring range
and optional compartmentalised storage.
The water-and-humidity-resistant furniture is available now and comes with a two guarantee.
01270 871756
www.keramagdesign.com
Copper Loft is a brand-new design addition to the Aqua-Step waterproof laminate flooring range, available from International Decorative Surfaces. Offering a mix of warm brown tones and copper highlights in a random stone effect, Copper Loft is a versatile design for domestic and commercial applications including bathrooms, ensuites, WC’s, washrooms and spas. It is part of the Ceramics by Aqua Step range which offers five designs in a tile size of 592mm x 297mm x 5.3mm thickness with R10 slip resistance to meet commercial requirements. The product can be used with electric or water-fed underfloor heating and is
backed by a 25-year domestic wear warranty and 7 years on commercial applications.
BA Components Shaker Kitchen Sales Continue I
n a world where handle-less and slab doors seem to be taking over the kitchen style stakes; it may be surprising to some that the Shaker door is still high on the hit list for kitchen buyers. In 2016, British Kitchen Manufacturer BA Components saw a 16% increase in Shaker style door sales compared to that of 2015.
So what is it that makes the Shaker door so appealing? Well, we only need to look at the origin on the Shaker door to see why.
‘Shaker furniture is a distinctive style of furniture developed by the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing, commonly known as Shakers, a religious sect that had guiding principles of simplicity, utility and honesty. Their beliefs were reflected in the well-made furniture of minimalist designs.’
Note; minimalist design. This is the glaringly obvious reason why Shaker style kitchens are still so popular. Consumers like plain, simple and traditional design. Just like the Shakers shunned showing-off, the traditionalist of today favours practicality and versatility.
BA Components have many shaker styles on offer in their kitchen brochure such as the Tullymore, Cambridge and Surrey.
If you wish to showcase BA Components Shaker style doors in your showroom visit the website to find out more information.
028 8676 4600
www.byba.co.uk
The new Bella Cambridge Shaker style door in Oakgrain Grey.
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The comprehensive Aqua-Step flooring range offers 14 plank designs, 3 half plank, 11 mini tiles and 5 ceramic tiles, all assuring easy installation with the patented Uniclic system, low maintenance and a high performance waterproof floor finish.
08457 298 298 e:
info@idsurfaces.co.uk
www.idsurfaces.co.uk
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