AFFORDABLE RANGES
The Bathroom Battle - Style vs Affordability T
here’s no denying that the bathroom has become an incredibly important space in the home offering many a relaxing sanctuary, sometimes an escape, from the everyday madness of the world. Whilst many consumers dream of the perfect bathroom space, the reality is that many don’t have the budget to achieve this.
With the many rising costs consumers are facing, the demand for affordable bathrooms has skyrocketed substantially over the past 12months and they are increasingly looking for products that offer value for money without compromising on quality, or style.
Comment by Andrew O’Brien CEO, MyLife Bathrooms
Our role as manufacturers must be to continue pushing the boundaries of design to create ranges that exude luxury, style, and quality, that won’t break the bank.
The huge demand for colour in the bathroom space is also not going anywhere anytime soon.
Green has slowly seen a resurgence over the past few years, with muted tones such as Sage Green soaring in popularity. A more neutral shade of green, Sage Green evokes a feeling of calm and wellbeing, making it the perfect tone to add freshness to any bathroom space.
Chrome brassware has been at the forefront of the bathroom market for many years, but the trusty metallic finish is now taking a back seat as consumers embrace the injection of colour into their homes. Gun Metal ingeniously combines all three precious metals – gold, platinum, and silver – into a seductive hue, making it a versatile shade easily styled in many ways.
The demand for affordable bathrooms reflects changing consumer preferences. However, it is important for consumers to balance affordability with quality and durability when making a purchase. With the right balance, consumers can find stylish and affordable bathroom furniture that will last for years to come.
MyLife Bathrooms – The Brand of Choice I
n today’s tech-savvy world, consumers can access a wealth of info simply at a tap of a finger meaning their choice of products and brands to choose from, is greater than ever before.
At MyLife, we understand the need to offer consumers multiple options to meet their specific needs and preferences, that’s why our innovative portfolio of 1000+ products has something for everyone.
Whilst an all-white bathroom still has its place in many homes across the nation, colours are now making a significant impact in the bathroom, acting as an extension of living spaces. Gone are the days of avocado green or peachy pink. Sophisticated Matt Black and Tranquil Sage Green
are hotly in demand, and feature across MyLife’s new Bonita furniture range and already popular Madison and Hampton. In fact, colour features heavily across MyLife’s furniture ranges with many of them offering a choice of 5 colour options. No colour choice is complete without the finishing touches. Consumers can truly customise their desired look with the choice of optional Matt Black, Gun Metal and Brushed Brass handles, and those seeking an industrial style can upgrade to Knurled Coloured Handles on the best-selling Ezra range. Even the finer details can make a huge difference to a bathroom space, and whilst they may be small, they offer a mighty impact. Colour-matching Overflow Basin Rings can polish off a look whilst colour-matching
Pure Accessories can serve both functionally and aesthetically.
For those consumers seeking a ‘wow’ statement piece, they can opt for a custom painted MyColour Freestanding Bath or Basin in Matt, Gloss or Satin finish, and choose from over an incredible 1500 RAL Colours to truly elevate their look.
If you’re a Retailer that wants to offer your customers style, quality and functionality, explore our latest collection online and get in touch. With everything under one brand, it’s never been easier to create a bathroom of dreams.
+44 (0) 28 3025 6392
sales@mylifebathrooms.com
www.mylifebathrooms.com
28 BKU MAY 2023
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