COLOUR REVOLUTION
bathroom suites from the 70’s and 80’s! Fortunately, we have all moved on and the bathrooms of today give a place of cleanliness and tranquillity – but are we about to move again in to bold colours being used as a building block for the British bathroom?
The Future is Bright………. W
e all remember the salmon pink and murky green avocado
Comment by James Stevenson Marketing Director, Imperial Bathrooms Ltd
Whilst white crisp sanitaryware of today is the most widely available colour, we have seen over the past 18 months a significant move in to coloured ceramics, furniture, wallpaper, tiles and brassware (predominately being led by the European manufacturers). This has given the whole bathroom a more continental/modern twist even for the more traditional and classic style bathrooms and this has been a complete game changer for the design element of the bathroom. This new variety has given the end user a fantastic
way to express individuality; so one bathroom product can be completely transformed by blending different colours and materials within the setting.
Also with bathroom design software packages like Inno+ and Virtual World the bold use of colours can be delivered virtually to the end user with a click of a mouse, and people can ensure that the solution works for them before the installation.
Imperial have kept going as a well established manufacturer because it has been ahead of the game throughout the ages and has not been afraid to play with colour which is why we offer cast iron bath painting services, coloured vanity units and our famous black glaze. Sticking to our heritage although only sold to our export customers we still love our blue decorated products in our timeless Oxford collection.
Sinks & Taps
The latest Sterling Catalogue features the
range of sink
mixers August 2018
Retail Including VAT
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