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Crosswater
+44 (0)845 873 8840
www.crosswater.co.uk
sales@crosswater.co.uk
siLiCone sHoweRinG
For a showering experience with a
difference, the Drop showerhead from
Crosswater provides the answer. The
Drop is available in four colours, from
black or white for those seeking a classic,
minimalist look, to vibrant yellow or blue
for the truly adventurous. This exciting
shower-head from Crosswater is made
from squeezable silicone and its anti-
limescale surface ensures your bathroom
continues to dazzle.
Feature your brand in next months spotlights:
Surfacing and Showers
Roca Limited
+44 (0)1530 830080
Call Cindy Cooper on +44 (0)1803 839399
www.roca-uk.com
Copy deadline 10th December
The Urbi range consists of eight different designs in a variety of
organic shapes and sizes - each design is unique and individual to
suite all bathroom styles. Designed by Carlo Urbinati, the range
offers curvy, modern shapes in unusual designs, some of which
have been created with shallow bowls to encourage reduced water
consumption – the range can reduce water capacity by 52% on
average.
TO FIND OUT MORE
ABOUT BECOMING A
SUPPORTER MEMBER
OF THE 2009
DESIGN AWARDS CALL
Cindy Cooper on +44 (0)1803 839399 or
email cindy@thedesignermagazine.com
C.P. Hart
+44 (0)845 600 1950
www.cphart.co.uk
C.P. HaRt LaunCH soLid stainLess steeL bRasswaRe,
fRom mGs
C.P. Hart has launched a striking new collection of bathroom taps,
showers and accessories from Italian Manufacturer, MGS Progetti.
MGS manufacture the highest quality faucets engineered entirely
from premium grade stainless steel. The chunky products are
smooth to touch and when moved, the internal workings slide
against each other with ease.
To advertise call Cindy Cooper on +44 (0)1803 839399 or email cindy@thedesignermagazine.com
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