BATHROOMFURNITURE


RAK contemporary classic shapes


RAK-Washington reinterprets classic shapes and proportions in a contemporary way. A stylistic evolution inspired by


strong and bold lines, combined with the most modern technologies that guarantee high performance, functionality and accessibility.


JT ELLIS | Bathrooms Made Better


Ellis continue to innovate and push the boundaries in bathroom furniture design with several new product launches. Taking a lead in the industry, Ellis


are now offering a made to measure service. Ellis fitted furniture can now be manufactured to exact measurements in 5mm increments to fit between walls with no need for fillers and side panels. Ellis has also launched a new innovative WC unit with internal


storage. This clever solution provides extra storage and keeps toiletries and bathroom products hidden away. Another new addition is the


introduction of comfort height furniture and a pan for people who prefer a toilet with an extra bit of height. Get in touch to find out more or please visit the website.


01484 514212 www.jtellis.co.uk


The evolution of the bathroom cabinet from HiB O


nce something of an afterthought, cabinets have grown from a


practical necessity to a bathroom centrepiece in their own right – and this is becoming increasingly evident to retailers. Ash Chilver, sales director at HiB, discusses. Homeowners need smart storage, and are


now becoming aware of the influence that a carefully chosen cabinet can have on an overall bathroom aesthetic. With this in mind, design-led mirrored units are a great starting point, and there is a plethora of beautifully designed options available to suit the taste of every homeowner.


For retailers looking for an ultra-premium


option, an all-singing, all-dancing mirrored cabinet can provide a truly stunning bathroom focal point. The latest designs are striking in appearance, incorporating light adjusting technology, and, like many mirrors, include heated pads to ensure the surfaces remain mist-free. Furthermore, due to the increasing trend for connected technology, products are now available with integrated charging sockets, USB ports and Bluetooth speakers, allowing users to store and charge up bathroom essentials and carry out personal grooming with ease, all whilst enjoying their favourite music or audiobook in good quality sound. But it doesn’t end there. One of the newest


entrants to the market is the proximity sensor, which will become a major influence in the bathroom cabinet arena. As our homes get smarter and more intuitive,


it’s no surprise that proximity sensors are becoming a bathroom ‘must have’, which is why we designed our mirrored cabinet, Vapor, with that in mind. With proximity sensor operated LED


illumination and heated mirror pads, Vapor stays activated for 5 minutes after the user moves away, meaning that if they jump in the shower, the mirrored doors will be beautifully steam-free by the time they get out. Making all the difference


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Elegant and versatile sanitary ware, RAK-Washington is like a modern sculpture, its timeless elegance gives your bathroom a strong character and an unmistakable style.


01730 237 850 www.rakceramics.com


for aspirational homeowners, Vapor also features ambient under-cabinet lighting, which adds a sense of atmosphere to the room. This year’s trends bring a host of possibilities for


the retailer, and staying style-savvy is arguably chief amongst them. The right bathroom cabinets can make a world of difference to the consumer, and by providing guidance on how a customer can get their desired look, retailers can not only add value to their service, but potentially differentiate themselves from their immediate competitors. For more information on HiB range please visit


the website.


020 8441 0352 www.hib.co.uk


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