Worksurfaces & Splashbacks


Double delight for new Maxtop designs


Kitchen and


bathroom worktop specialist, Maxtop Quartz Ltd, has unveiled two brand new surface designs to complement its existing range of pre- finished worktops. Available now, Pure White and Pewter Grey will ensure the Maxtop Quartz range offers a modern selection of both sparkling and


plain finishes, keeping the product portfolio fresh and on-trend. Inspired by customer needs and preferences, the launch is in response to market demand, providing quality alternatives to solid stone surfaces.


The new designs will replace the company’s existing Emerald and Ochre finishes, which will be phased out in order to make way for new, on-trend surfaces, meaning customers will still have a wide


choice but won’t be overloaded with options.


All Maxtop Quartz surfaces benefit from engineered enhancements, such as a patented polypropylene interior honeycomb core, which provides enhanced impact resistance, lightweight ergonomics and waterproof qualities.


0161 224 0333 www.maxtopquartz.co.uk


The new splashbacks in Bushboard’s Options range


Bushboard’s p]remium new laminate worksurface range, Options, includes a comprehensive choice of 34 new splashbacks designed to span the key interior trends for sophisticated greys, characterful woodgrains, natural stones, metallics and plain colours.


Responding specifically to the ongoing demand for elegant stones in a warm grey palette, are designs such as Pescara Marble, along with Turin Marble, Veneto, Calacatta Statuario and Lightning Graphite which combine the luxurious look of natural stone achieved


through high print definition and advanced surface textures. The splashbacks are available as midway and hob panels in 3000 x 600 x 8mm and 1500 x 1200 x 8mm sizes. The 50-strong bespoke Options collection also features worksurfaces, breakfast bars and upstands and is available ex-stock now nationwide


from Bushboard’s usual distribution partners.


A new POS package including graphics, consumer brochures, sample blocks, swatches and preferential display deals for showroom sets is available.


01933 232272 www.bushboard.co.uk


Glassdomain’s ICON-GLASS: The true design chameleon…Can you spot the difference? F


or a completely streamlined and minimalist look, steal the identity of your wooden kitchen cabinetry and create a picture-perfect aesthetic with a like-for-like splashback, digitally matched to whatever finish of kitchen you want! Creating a true design match, flawless finish and ultimate contrast in texture, ICON-GLASS is the new building material of the future.


Glassdomain’s ICON-GLASS Walnut kitchen splashback makes for a realistic and practical choice and can be found in there extremely lifelike ‘Woods’ Image Collection. The ‘Woods’ collection is


a perfect way of introducing the beauty of exotic timbers to the most unusual places, without impacting on the world’s natural resources. When partnered with an all wood, same finish kitchen, as pictured on the right, the Walnut kitchen splashback matches seamlessly, making the difference impossible to the eye.


The possibility of ICON-GLASS is endless, and now with the ability to accessorise your kitchen, you can guarantee to create a very personal and unique finish. ICON GLASS provides a textured element to any room, presenting a distinct composition for added depth of design and functionality.


0121 236 6637 enquiries@glassdomain.co.uk www.glassdomain.co.uk


Bursting with vibrant colourful images, ICON- GLASS brings sophistication and elegance to a host of applications and design opportunities for the visionary designer, architect, retailer and homeowner. With a vast selection of exclusive splashbacks, there is no end to the possibilities. For further product information please contact Glassdomain;


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