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BATHS, BASINS & WC’S


London Basin Company – Double the Decorative … M


aximalism has dominated interiors in recent years and London Basin


Company, with their bold and brightly coloured designs, have led the trend. Double up on decorative by mixing and


matching different designs from London Basin Company’s richly decorated collection of porcelain basins. Offering an impressive array of shapes, sizes, and colours, they make striking focal points and bring character and vibrancy to bathroom interiors. Choose matching designs to achieve a


co-ordinated look or mix up patterns and colours to make a dramatic impact. Designed to complement their porcelain basins,


London Basin Company also offer double vanity units in a range of special finishes with a choice of bespoke tops, including reclaimed wood, natural stone, or white terrazzo. New taps and mirrors complete the look. Founded by interior designer Anna Callis and


her daughter Nathalie, London Basin Company make richly decorated porcelain basins, reinventing


020 8749 1267 www.londonbasincompany


a classic art form for contemporary bathrooms and cloakrooms. Designed to work as focus pieces, the designs are inspired by their travels, cleverly melding a modern aesthetic with several centuries of decorative art from around the world. If you would like to receive further information,


high res images, expert comment or would like to borrow product for photosh oots, please get in touch.


VitrA’sWC with Built-In Bidet W


C’s that have a built-in bidet washing function have been used


throughout the Far East and the Mediterranean for many years, and now a simple solution for enhanced personal hygiene is in the UK on selected WC’s from VitrA. VitrA Aquacare is an innovative solution that


makes it easy and quick to install a mechanical bidet function within a WC pan, and the advanced technology prevents any possible contamination with household water supply.


VitrA Aquacare comes as a complete set: a WC with a pre-assembled and integrated air breaker, and a WC seat and cover. The WC pan requires no additional equipment or preparation besides water installation. If maintenance is required, one simple click is all that is needed to remove the Aquacare cover below the WC seat. “Bidets have typically been less popular in the


UK as they have been in other parts of the world,” says VitrA Marketing Manager Margaret Talbot. “Lack of space in small UK bathrooms has caused bidets to fall to the bottom of the priority list, plus using a bidet has not been commonplace in UK culture. Times and attitudes have changed though, and the growing older population and increasing cultural diversification mean there is a need for products in both domestic and commercial settings that make independent personal hygiene easier. Users appreciate the clean feeling that this sort of system delivers.” VitrA has designed, with a patent-pending,


VitrA Sento wall-hung WC hung pan showing Aquaclean in action


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Aquacare to protect potable water against contamination from dirty water while saving time and money for the installer. Additionally, it represents an invisible, concealed solution for end-users that offers extra hygiene in the bathroom. This highly engineered solution is available for Sento, Integra and M-Line wall-hung WC pans and is automatically compatible with EN1717 as well as LGA and DVGW certified.


Aquaclean is also available on VitrA’s Integra and M- Line wall-hung WC pans


01235 750990 www.vitra.co.uk


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