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MULTIFUNCTIONAL MIRRORS & MIRRORED CABINETS


Illuminating bathrooms is a reflection of style with RAK Ceramics


The bathroom mirror is about so much more than just seeing your reflection. A focal point of the bathroom and a design- piece that can be chosen to make small spaces appear much bigger and lighter, the mirror is now a multi- functional fixture, featuring the latest technology and connectivity. The mirror, as a staple part of any bathroom design offers a wealth of opportunities for connectivity and


technological innovation. Ensuring that there is adequate task lighting right where it is needed for shaving and applying make- up, the mirror can also be used to create a relaxing


ambience in the bathroom which is perfect for bathing in.


01730 237850 www.rakceramics.com/uk/


Three new circular mirror ranges from Utopia


Utopia has introduced three new circular mirror ranges – Luma, Luma Horizon and Orbitz.


Helen Clark, Utopia’s Head of Marketing, comments “Round mirrors are exceptionally popular, offering a stunning focal point and introducing welcome curves into the bathroom. They are perfect for irregular spaces where a rectangular solution


won’t work and, best of all, we offer options to colour co-ordinate the mirror with the furniture.”


Exclusive to the Roseberry painted timber collection is Orbitz, a 750mm diameter mirror with a decorative surround available in all eight Roseberry paint finishes. Available across the range, the Luma mirror is available in 500mm, 700mm and 900mm diameters with a depth of 25mm. It has a frosted


Soak up your favourite music using the new ‘Sound bathroom cabinet’ from HiB


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eading supplier HiB has unveiled the new ‘Sound cabinet’, which brings the latest music technology to the bathroom. Using integrated speakers and Bluetooth connectivity, users can enjoy their best-loved


music, podcasts and audiobooks with ease. Boasting fantastic sound quality and simple operation, the ‘Sound cabinet’ enhances bathroom entertainment effortlessly. Charging devices is also easy, thanks to integrated USB and 2 pin charging sockets, located inside Sound’s soft-close mirrored doors, which offer stunning LED illumination and include heated pads to reduce condensation on the mirrored surface.


Ash Chilver, Sales Director at HiB said: “Sound offers the perfect blend of clean, elegant design and technology that customers are looking for. Being able to listen to music in excellent quality whilst in the bathroom is a real advantage, there’s no need for wires or additional speakers. “Sound also has a clean, minimalist design that really showcases LED illumination at its finest. The lighting is operated using a touch switch on the side of the cabinet and because of the mirrored surfaces, the cabinet will suit any bathroom aesthetic.”


To maximise storage, Sound features adjustable glass shelving, to accommodate most everyday essentials. The cabinet is available in three sizes 50cm, 60cm and 80cm with the larger options featuring a central divide to enhance usability even further.


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illuminated halo surround in natural white, a touch switch on the lower front face of the mirror and a demister on the two larger options. The Luma Horizon offers the same features as the Luma but is mounted on to an 18mm decorative backboard available in 520mm, 720mm and 920mm diameters and in 19 finishes.


www.utopiagroup.com


For more information about the new Sound cabinet, visit the website.


www.hib.co.uk


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