MIRRORS & MIRRORED CABINETS Jane Hensey
Sycamore
Matt Broughton Spoke with Jane Hensey, Sycamore’s Sales Director, about the shape of 2025 so far, and what’s still to come.
period for Sycamore, marked by major strides in expanding the company’s reach and innovating within its core product lines. Sales Director, Jane Hensey, explains: “Our key focus has been establishing a robust bathroom distribution network - a move that now allows customers across England, Scotland, and Ireland to access our high-quality lighting and bathroom mirrors and cabinets more easily than ever.” As Sycamore progresses through the year, it’s
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setting its sights on several new product launches planned for the back end of 2025. These additions will complement the growing range and align with evolving customer demands. Right now, the company is particularly excited
about its newly launched colour temperature selectable ceiling downlight. This versatile product
he first months of 2025 have already been an exciting and fast-paced
also features a switch built in to adjust the wattage to suit the environment and has an IP65 Rating making it suitable for installation in a bathroom. “This product stands out in the market not just for its competitive pricing, but for its flexibility and quality, “explains Jane, “…and we plan to expand this range even further.”
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We have some exciting new developments in our kitchen
lighting collection, which will shortly be revealed. Watch this space!
“In the bathroom category, our LED Strip niche
kits specially designed for bathroom alcoves, have been exceptionally well received, thanks to their sleek design and practical installation benefits.” Sycamore’s illuminated mirrors and cabinets
continue to be an integral part of the product range. “Our most recent addition is the triple door
version of our popular Balmoral cabinet. This stunning cabinet is packed full of additional features and remains a firm favourite among our client base. The Balmoral cabinet is now available in three different sizes and offers an option for any size bathroom project.” The company has some exciting product
introductions in its sights for 2025. Jane explains: “Before year’s end, we expect to launch a stylish collection of Art Deco mirrors, a sleek new recessed mirrored cabinet, and a fresh range of non-illuminated mirrors These products aim to merge aesthetics with functionality, catering to the modern consumer’s taste for smart design and seamless usability. We also have some exciting new developments in our kitchen lighting collection, which will shortly be revealed. Watch this space!” Trends are evolving rapidly: “We’re seeing
some exciting shifts in customer preferences, and consumers are looking for cabinets with multiple built-in functionalities, such as Bluetooth-enabled mirrored cabinets, built-in charging spaces for electric toothbrushes and swipe sensors to keep wet hands-off mirror surfaces. We are also looking at including extra mirrored surfaces to the internal doors on our cabinet range. These insights are directly influencing our
product development, and we’re committed to staying ahead of the curve.” Sustainability remains a top priority for
Sycamore. Over the past few years, the company has successfully transitioned to 100% recycled packaging, completely eliminating plastic from its product packaging. “This move is part of our broader commitment to reducing environmental impact across our operations. We continuously work with our suppliers and distribution partners to make improvements to our processes and operations to help save our planet for future generations.” At Sycamore, Q1 has laid the groundwork for
a dynamic and innovation-driven 2025. With expanded distribution, exciting product launches on the horizon, and a clear focus on sustainability and customer trends, the company is more motivated than ever to deliver solutions that enhance everyday spaces with light, function, and design.
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