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BC Designs launches Highcroft freestanding bath for showroom retail


BC Designs has introduced Highcroft, a new freestanding bath created exclusively for bricks and mortar showrooms as part of its Cian® solid surface collection, bringing a softer sculptural profile to the bathroom market. Designed with generous


internal dimensions and a gently modelled exterior, Highcroft responds to the growing move towards fuller silhouettes and more relaxed bathing spaces, while retaining the architectural presence expected from a freestanding centrepiece. Made from BC Designs’ proprietary Cian® material, the bath offers strong heat retention, a refined tactile finish and a non- porous, repairable surface suited to everyday use. Highcroft is available


Clearwater Products launches Chanterly ceramic undermount sink for serious cooks


Clearwater Products has introduced Chanterly, a premium ceramic undermount sink designed for kitchens where space, durability and performance matter. Part of the British Classics collection, this large-format double-bowl sink is ideal for serious home cooks, offering ample capacity for handling oversized pans, trays and everyday tasks with ease. A low-profile internal


in gloss white and BC Designs’ ColourKast finishes, where colour runs throughout the material for lasting depth. The launch is supported by new


ColourKast shades including Pale Peach, Rose Bloom, Aqua Blue, Minty Green, Powder Grey and Light Fawn.


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partition allows flexible use- operate bowls separately to save water or combine them for a full-width soaking area. Handmade in Britain, Chanterly features a robust, anti-bacterial ceramic glaze and comes with a lifetime warranty for lasting confidence. The seamless undermount design


delivers a clean, contemporary finish, while compatibility with Clearwater's waste options ensures a coordinated


look. Supplied without tap holes for installation flexibility, Chanterly balances traditional craftsmanship with modern practicality. For more information, or to


request a brochure, visit the website. www.clearwaterproducts.co.uk


n a well-designed kitchen, every element plays a role in shaping the rhythm of daily life. The tap is one such element and when this essential fixture transcends mere function to become an expression of refined taste, it elevates the entire space and enhances the feeling of wellbeing. Franke’s new premium Maris Stripes tap collection reflects this ethos delivering versatility and performance in forms that speak to contemporary living. This suite of elegant taps comes in three vogue finishes, with a signature fluted detail on the spout and lever handle,


Franke introduces refined Maris Stripes tap range I


elevating the visual and tactile appeal. The all-matt black option is for the design purists, while the options of copper and gold on the spout and handles adds quietly luxurious detailing. The J Pull-Down and U Pull-Down deliver sophisticated daily versatility, while the Semi-Pro commands professional-calibre performance with amagnetic spray head holder that ensures effortless docking. All taps feature a precision needle jet spray


and laminar aerator technology that produces a crystal-clear, non-splashing water stream. The ECO cartridge can reduce water usage by as much as 50% via an innovative stepped lever


that delivers sufficient water with enough pressure and suitable temperature for all everyday tasks. The Maris Stripes Taps integrate seamlessly with


Maris Fragranite sinks andmatching accessories of soap dispenser, overflow, push-knob, waste kit and cover ensuring aesthetic harmony down to the smallest details.


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