From textured brass taps to sleek towel racks, this curated list from Houses issue 156 can uplift kitchen and bathroom projects.
Legrabox by Blum
Legrabox by Blum.
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Legrabox is more than just a box system with elegant drawer sides and superb functionality. Mix colours and materials; use printing, laser texturing and embossing to add customized designs; and create unique furniture to delight your clients – or yourself. Visit website
Corian solid surface
Corian solid surface.
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To infuse an empty nesters’ bathroom with a day spa-like ambience, Birdblack Design chose Corian in ‘Dune Prima.’ The silica-free solid surface can be moulded into a continuous curved ledge that wraps around the bath and shower, and becomes a custom basin. Visit website
Frankie pull by Linear Standard
Frankie pull by Linear Standard.
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Frankie is a timber-turned, oval-shaped pull that is soft to touch and practical to use. It’s available in two lengths and three finishes: ‘Oak,’ ‘Black’ and ‘Walnut.’ Frankie pulls can also be supplied raw in order to be stained or lacquered prior to installation. Visit website
Kartell towel racks from Space
Kartell towel racks from Space.
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These sleek and functional Kartell rails were designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba to harmoniously blend into any bathroom. Available in three sizes, they are versatile because they combine lightness and solidity with practicality and style. Visit website
Energy-efficient appliances by Liebherr
Energy-efficient appliances by Liebherr.
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German manufacturer Liebherr has produced premium appliances for more than 60 years and recently launched its most innovative range yet. Earning up to 6-star energy efficiency ratings, the new appliances reflect Liebherr’s ongoing commitment to reducing food waste. Visit website
Namika by ABI Interiors
Nature-inspired grooves and reeded details give the Namika collection luxurious tactility backed by solid brass construction. Enjoy design continuity throughout the home with Namika’s tapware, basin, towel rail, toilet roll holder and dual-purpose hook/knob. Visit website
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