COLOUR REVOLUTION Colour Made Better by Ellis
There’s a colour revolution taking place in bathrooms after years of all-white dominating the market. Leading bathroom
furniture manufacturer Ellis has embraced this new era to offer a range of adventurous colours to really make a statement. The best-selling 1891 real wood collection is available in an impressive 30 colours to create a high-impact look. This carefully selected palette includes vibrant colours, neutrals and pastels.
Reginox adds Atomic Grey to RegiColor collection Reginox has added a new shade to its unique
RegiColor collection of coloured stainless steel sinks.
The new colourway, Atomic Grey, has been introduced in response to the ongoing trend for shades of grey within the kitchen, and is available across all sink sizes in both the company’s high- end RegiColor Ohio and mid-market RegiColor Centurio ranges.
RegiColor seamlessly blends colour with stainless steel, resulting in a beautiful sleek appearance that provides an attractive low profile, combined with longevity and ease of maintenance. The material is manufactured from high grade coated stainless steel which, with its luxury metallic, pearlescent finish, looks and feels more like granite.
The new Atomic Grey shade is available from stock, alongside the three existing RegiColor stock shades – Arctic White, Midnight Sky and Sahara Sand. Any bespoke colour can be produced on special request with a six to eight-week lead time.
01260 280 033
sales@reginox.co.uk
www.reginox.co.uk
Contrasting this, Desire is an innovative range featuring the latest trend-setting finishes including concretes and marbles.
Whatever the theme, there is sure to be a colour from Ellis to look fantastic and create impact.
Stay ahead of the curve with these latest Ellis bathroom collections. If you’d like to become an approved Ellis retailer, simply e-mail ‘approved retailer’ to
mail@jtellis.co.uk or call.
01484 514212
www.jtellis.co.uk
Keller Kitchens – “When we say 1,950 colours, we mean 1,950 colours”
Punch up cabinetry with indigo blues and firehouse reds, or dial it down with soothing greys and on-trend millennial pink – Keller’s impressive paint library can deliver any shade your heart desires. By utilising the globally-recognised Natural Colour System (NCS), Keller’s kitchens are available in a standard palette of no less than 1,950 hues. To add extra design flexibility, each colour comes in three lacquer choices – a mid-sheen Silk Gloss, ultra shiny High Gloss and a modern flat Matt Structured lacquer. While all 1,950 NCS paint colours can be applied to a wide range of door styles, from traditional Country designs to simple Shaker, it’s arguably on the uninterrupted lines of Keller’s handleless collections that the freedom to explore interesting colour combinations really comes into its own. And, to meet demand for modern modular kitchens and achieve sleek
Imperial Bathrooms – Paint away
Gone are the days where you have to make do with what is available and have a choice of just one or two colours. Now you can choose not only a fantastic range of product design but also beautiful colours to complement. Colouring has been a huge trend over the past few years as it can add so much more style to your bathroom. Not only that but you can colour co-ordinate (or not depending on how wacky you like to be!) your bathroom to your taste and style.
Imperial is pleased to offer all its retail customers bath painting on all of its Cast Iron Baths. The bath (and feet if a cast iron set of feet are selected with the bath) will be painted using both roller and paint brushes and can have up to 4 coats of paint. Imperial can paint your bath to your choice of 170 RAL® colours.
01922 743074
sales@imperial-bathrooms.co.uk
www.imperial-
bathrooms.co.uk
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design cohesion, the recessed handle trims can also be colour-coded to match.
Whether you choose to colour-up your whole kitchen or just add small colour pops for definition, with Keller Kitchens there’s really no excuse to stick to plain white.
0165 594 450
www.kellerkitchens.com
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