New Bathrooms to Love Collection Launched O
ctober sees the launch of the much- anticipated Autumn/Winter
Bathrooms to Love Collection (Issue 15), from PJH, which in addition to showcasing many exciting new products, has also been refreshed making the new aspirational consumer brochure, with over 300 pages, even more informative and appealing. This latest Bathrooms to Love Collection builds on the growing success of PJH’s bathroom portfolio, to offer an even wider choice of styles, finishes and designs spanning the ‘good, better, best’ price points to capture and inspire all consumers. The lifestyle brochure is illustrated with
beautiful photography and a much- evolved consumer-targeted design and layout.
Almost all product categories have been updated but highlights include the addition of MORINA, a new contemporary styled modular furniture range which is also featured on the brochure front cover. Also new is VEMA, a stunning Italian designed premium taps and showers brand, exclusive to PJH in the UK. A contemporary bathroom suite called SANDRO has also been added together with a new range of countertop washbowls that coordinate with PJH’s wide choice of vanity units.
Other product additions include a new Grey Ash finish to the Lucia traditional furniture range, a designer-inspired ‘Black Leaf’ printed wetroom panel and an innovative new collection of LED mirrors.
New Bathrooms to Love in-store POS material (such as, furniture stands, colour swatches, strut cards, take-away product range cards and display stickers), accompany the launch as well as competitive display deals and consumer website, Bathrooms to Love with a handy Stockist Locator function. In addition, the new Italian VEMA brassware brand will also be supported with VEMA-branded POS materials. And of course, the popular PJH Partners Portal website will be updated with all new products for convenient online ordering and account management.
0800 8 77 88 99
www.partners.pjh.uk
www.bathroomstolove.uk
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