Surrey Homes | SH110 | March 2024 | Kitchen & Bathroom Supplement inside

The Priceless Kitchen & Bathroom Supplement
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“Textural basins have gained
popularity in recent years due to
their ability to add visual interest
and tactile appeal to bathrooms.
They serve as statement pieces
that will elevate the overall design
of a bathroom and add character
and depth to the space. Whether
used as a subtle accent or bold
focal point, textural basins are a
stylish choice that will suit any
contemporary bathroom.” – Jeevan
Seth, CEO at JTP jtpuk.co.uk
“The vibrant mix of pink and green has
been trending for a few years now and it
shows no sign of slowing. We recently worked
with Ca’ Pietra in our brand new showroom
where the fusion of their gorgeous tiles with
our bold wallpaper has really put the pow
in to our powder room. We created a simple
but striking stripe with the tiles which really
grounds the Toile-inspired pattern of the
wallpaper. The combinations of pink with
green and pattern with stripe creates a fun,
eccentric and flamboyant maximalist space
and shows that you can still go really bold in
a small space.” – Jamie Watkins, Co-founder,
Divine Savages divinesavages.com
What’s hot
in the Bathroom?
We’ve asked the experts and found
the hottest trends for 2024
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Textured
Glass
“Glass textures are ideal for
enhancing smaller spaces as
they are subtle and inobtrusive
while adding depth and interest.
We particularly like fluted
glass (sometimes called reeded
glass) as this technique was
perfected in the same wave of
innovation that cemented the
icons of Victorian bathroom
in the late 1800s. We’ve used
this mouthblown glass in our
lighting collections and our new
bottle pump dispenser. With
solid brass housing it looks
flawlessly refined.” – James
Lentaigne, Creative Director,
Drummonds drummonds-uk.com
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Textural
Basins
Top Right: Arrow bottle pump dispenser
from £460 and Dalby light with fluted
shade from £520, both Drummonds
drummonds-uk.com Above: EVO Basin
in Brushed Bronze £595 JTP jtpuk.co.uk
Right: The Astonian Original cast iron
bath, here with exterior painted
in Mylands’ Peach Flesh Pink
(1700 x 680mm) £1,915 Aston
Matthews astonmatthews.co.uk
“Incorporating a pop of
colour in the overall bathroom
design, is ushering in a fresh
perspective for 2024. Last year
saw a noticeable shift embracing
the idea that bathrooms can
be more than just utilitarian
spaces; they can be vibrant
havens of self-expression. The
trend is not merely a replication
of the past but a reinvention,
with contemporary colour
choices breathing new life into
bathroom design.” – Louise
Ashdown, Head of Design
at West One Bathrooms
westonebathrooms.com
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