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Home›Latest News›NEW SS15 imagery from Frontline Bathrooms takes inspiration from bathroom trend for natural finishes

NEW SS15 imagery from Frontline Bathrooms takes inspiration from bathroom trend for natural finishes

By Lauren Holmes
June 2, 2015
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The new SS15 imagery for Frontline Bathrooms’ exclusive Aquapure furniture takes inspiration from the bathroom design trend for finishes inspired by the natural world. Not only a rebellion against the data-driven era, the look is also popular due to the way authentic effects add a sense of warmth and comfort to spaces. Cosy, rather than clinical, is currently the order of the day for bathrooms and pure finishes are perfect for this look. 

The new photography shows the Aquapure furniture set against a luxurious multi-tonal, textured slate wall. Visually stunning, the textured finish of the slate also works to enhance the contrastingly linear design of the modular furniture and lends a sense of warmth to the shots. The slate’s grey tone ties in to the trend for using this colour in the bathroom and is also versatile enough to complement each of the colour options in the Aquapure range; the dark wood Avola Grey, Light Oak and perennially popular Gloss White.

Modular in style, the Aquapure furniture is ideal for bathrooms of all shapes and sizes. A host of units are available; each of which can be used alone or in combination with others to build a storage solution suitable for any space.

Aquapure Bathroom Furniture Range 1 in Avola Grey (RS)Above: Aquapure Bathroom Furniture Range 1 Furniture Pack. Includes 550 base unit & basin, 550 WC unit, Cubix BTW WC inc. seat, Siamp ciustern, Ixos basin mono. Aquapure Bathroom Furniture Range 1 Bath panels.  Bath front panel, from 1700mm. Bath end panel, from 700mm. Shown in Avola Grey. Also available in Light Oak and Gloss White.

www.frontlinebathrooms.co.uk / Stockist: 0845 470 2427

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