Hello Colour! bathrooms to love Reveals New Collection


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n response to the growing popularity of adding a splash of colour to the


bathroom, PJH’s Bathrooms to Love brand has unveiled ELEMENTS, a new coloured collection of modular bathroom furniture. As part of its ‘Mid-Season’ Bathrooms to Love


new product introductions, the stylish Elements range is available from June and features eight on- trend colour options across a choice of wall-hung and floor-standing basin units.


Including a variety of textured finishes –


lacquered gloss, tactile matt and oak-effect – the colours have been carefully chosen to coordinate with the latest and upcoming interior trends. In addition, a choice of three sleek handles, in Matt Black, Brushed Brass and Chrome, can be combined with choice of cabinet colour to add a touch of personalisation to the desired look. Within the range of colours is this striking MATT


CONIFER GREEN shade, which brings a touch of the outdoors, ‘inside’, and is complemented with


the decadent golden tones of a Brushed Brass handle, as well as other brushed brass products, such as the brassware, shower and enclosure – all from Bathrooms to Love. Other colourways featured in the Elements collection include calming grey, bold indigo and popular pastel pink. Boasting a quality build and construction too, the


Elements modular units feature silent soft-close fittings, generous storage cupboard space and a crisp white ceramic basin. With a width of 510mm, depth of 390mm and


height of 518mm (wall-hung) and 848mm (floor- standing), the units come with a 5-year guarantee. The full coloured collection can also be viewed


via Bathrooms to Love QR codes, giving access to Augmented Reality and the opportunity for consumers to view the products in their own bathroom spaces, to help encourage sales.


u0800 8 77 88 99 uwww.partners.pjh.uk uwww.bathroomstolove.uk


14 BKU JUNE 2022


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