When the world’s best female tennis players take to the clay courts in Stuttgart, the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix becomes a stage for energy and emotion. This year Duravit is delighted to announce they are the new official main partner alongside the world’s elite tennis players and the iconic sports car. This sends a clear signal from the designer bathroom company as it further expands its commitment to world women’s tennis.
“I’m thrilled that we’re part of this unique tournament that brings together elite international athletes, fans, and partners. The sponsoring also gives Duravit the opportunity to present itself as a premium brand in a demanding, sports-oriented setting,” said Stephan Tahy, CEO of Duravit.
Magnet for the elite of women’s world tennis
From April 11 to 19, 2026 the Porsche Arena in Stuttgart will host world-class tennis. The Porsche Tennis Grand Prix is one of the most prestigious women’s tournaments of the WTA Tour and boasts a rich tradition. Since 1978, the WTA-500 event has been a by-word for world-class tennis with a host of top stars – regularly including several players with a top-ten ranking – and a unique brand experience.
“We’re delighted to have acquired Duravit as a new main partner for the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix – this is a perfect fit for our event and really enhances the tennis experience. Duravit represents established tradition, exacting precision, and premium quality – values that are closely aligned with elite sport,” said tournament director Markus Günthardt.
The next step in international elite sport
Last year Duravit announced its partnership with the Ukrainian tennis player Marta Kostyuk who boosted her world ranking from 26 to 20 by reaching the final in Brisbane at the start of the season.
Marta Kostyuk said about this: “The Porsche Tennis Grand Prix means a lot to me in sporting terms. The tournament is a key building block in my preparation for the French Open. At the same time, I’m impressed by the incredibly strong field every year. With almost all the top-ten players in one place, the standard is unprecedented. So, I’m all the more thrilled to see the strong, visible presence of my new sponsors at this tournament.”
Sanctuary Bathrooms is launching a freestanding bath for dogs in the UK – designed to meet the demand for pet-personalised spaces – particularly dog bathroom and wetrooms. In the UK – 120 people on average search monthly according to Google AdWords – Sanctuary Bathrooms have taken the plunge and added a dog freestanding bath.
This is especially beneficial for those smaller dogs that get nervous around larger bathtubs, or struggle with getting into basins and sinks. The Chien is exactly like a normal human bath – roll top edge, chrome feet, and traditional design – only much smaller at 800mm, requires no plumbing, and can be used indoors and outdoors. We all know someone who wants to give their dog a little extra pampering from time to time.
The Bathroom Association has opened nominations for its Thirty-under-Thirty Awards 2026, celebrating outstanding young professionals who are helping to drive progress, innovation and excellence across the bathroom industry.
The Awards are designed to do more than recognise individual achievement. They are a sector-wide statement that the bathroom industry is an exciting, ambitious and future-facing career choice, offering meaningful opportunities for young people to build rewarding careers in everything from manufacturing and engineering to design, digital, sustainability, sales, marketing, finance and leadership.
The bathroom is one of the most important spaces in any home, and the sector behind it is evolving quickly. New technologies, changing consumer expectations, water efficiency, product performance, supply chain resilience and skills development are all shaping a growing industry that needs bright minds and fresh thinking. The Thirty-under-Thirty Awards shine a light on the people who are already stepping up, delivering results, improving businesses, and raising standards.
Daphne Doody-Green, CEO of the Bathroom Association, said: “Our industry is full of opportunity, and it deserves to be seen as a place where talented young people can build brilliant careers. Thirty-under-Thirty is about celebrating those who are already making a difference and showing the next generation that the bathroom sector is a dynamic part of the UK economy with real pathways to success.
“By highlighting success stories from member businesses, the awards aim to raise the industry’s profile as a place where young professionals can progress quickly. We believe it is our collective responsibility to showcase the next generation, demonstrating that our sector offers great opportunities and the chance to work with people and projects that genuinely improve everyday life.”
The Awards also provide an opportunity for the wider industry to celebrate the teamwork behind great performance; the managers who mentor and develop people, the businesses that invest in skills, and the colleagues and customers who recognise rising stars. In a competitive jobs market, recognising success publicly sends a clear message: the bathroom industry values ambition, invests in people, and offers careers with momentum.
Entry details
Nominations are open to all Bathroom Association member companies, including affiliates and partners, and there are just three key rules for eligibility:
Nominees must be 29 years old or under on 8 October 2026.
A statement (of up to 500 words) must be provided detailing why the nominee should be considered.
Nominations must be received by the end of business on Friday, July 17, 2026.
An independent judging panel will score entries based on:
The nominee’s growth within the business, including work achievements
Their future potential and attitude to work and personal development
Recognition among peers (testimonials from customers and colleagues are welcome)
The winners will be announced on Thursday, 8 October 2026, at the Bathroom Association Annual Conference Gala Dinner, taking place at the Grand Hotel, Birmingham. New for this year, the Association will also recognise an outstanding achiever from the 2026 cohort with a special award.
Italian luxury hospitality brand The M Legacy is redefining mountain living in Breuil-Cervinia with a strong focus on spa-inspired bathrooms, wellness-led interiors and immersive alpine relaxation.
Owned by hospitality company Them and founded by Davide Odisio and Fabrizio Pacini, The M Legacy brings a refined, Italian approach to high-altitude hospitality, where bathrooms and wellness spaces are treated as central design features rather than secondary amenities. Across its portfolio, generously proportioned bathrooms, private spa facilities and calming material palettes are designed to help guests slow down, recover and reconnect with their surroundings.
Located at 2,050 metres above sea level at the foot of the Matterhorn, The M Legacy comprises Hotel Principe delle Nevi, Hotel Europa and a curated collection of luxury chalets, including Chalet Breithorn, Chalet Cime Bianche, Chalet Il Gufo, Chalet Snøstorm and Chalet La Fenice. All properties are owned or managed directly by the Group, ensuring a consistent design and service philosophy throughout.
Each hotel and chalet enjoys a prime ski-in, ski-out position, with immediate access to Breuil-Cervinia’s extensive ski area, which spans 360km of slopes and 53 lifts, with direct links to Zermatt and proximity to the Monterosa ski area. The destination’s long season, running from October to May, is complemented by summer hiking, mountain biking and wellness-focused retreats, reinforcing Cervinia’s appeal as a year-round spa and lifestyle destination.
Design across The M Legacy balances essential alpine architecture with refined Italian detailing. Bathrooms play a key role in this experience, offering guests private sanctuaries that echo the surrounding landscape while delivering five-star comfort and performance.
The brand name itself reflects its ethos. The “M” stands for Mountain, placing nature at the heart of the experience; Management, highlighting the Group’s operational expertise; and Made in Italy, rooted in three generations of hospitality heritage that combine design, craftsmanship and service.
The Group’s business model integrates hotel management, real estate ownership and destination development, supported by investment in people, digital tools, locally sensitive architecture and strategic partnerships. As co-founder Davide Odisio explains: “Our approach is about creating long-term value through thoughtful design, personalised management and experiences that respect both the guest and the destination.”
Co-founder Fabrizio Pacini adds: “Cervinia offers exceptional mountain experiences in every season. Our goal is to enhance that potential through hospitality that feels authentic, immersive and deeply connected to place.”
Quiet luxury is not a trend to make a brash entrance, but rather it enters slowly, quietly winning you over. No elaborate productions, the focus is on an aesthetic that exudes calmness and longevity creating a bathroom that will retain its allure for many years to come.
The space is brought alive by an enduring design that opens up space for refuge and wellbeing. It is against this backdrop that the Studio F. A. Porsche Collection from Duravit makes its impact, combining minimalist design with the highest quality to create rooms that will outlast shortlived trends.
“Nowadays we no longer understand luxury to be about outward representation, but rather treating ourselves well. The Studio F. A. Porsche Collection creates a personal place of retreat that fosters wellbeing and turns the bathroom into the most private area of the house,” explained Henning Rieseler, design director at Studio F. A. Porsche.
The Studio F. A. Porsche Collection – a bathroom range that creates benefits
The bathroom range from Duravit combines sleek lines with functional sophistication and an ageless design language. The products are characterised by sculptural precision, balanced proportions, and a minimalist aesthetic.
However, the collection’s approach to design goes way beyond pure aesthetics. “With the Studio F. A. Porsche Collection, we adopted the approach that our founder Ferdinand Alexander Porsche took when designing the legendary 911. It’s an iconic design that’s the product of rigorous simplicity, which gives rise to a sensual design language that can be experienced with the emotions,” explained Rieseler.
The range additionally represents a conscious investment in quality and durability. With durability being an essential factor, especially in the bathroom a space that is used frequently over a period of many years and also represents a contribution to sustainability. The Studio F. A. Porsche Collection creates rooms that are functional, have an emotional impact and outlast short-lived trends.
Luxury that quietly wins us over, guarantees long-term enjoyment, and creates genuine benefits thanks to its longevity. Two-bathroom installations that have an immediate impact show the Studio F. A. Porsche Collection blending harmoniously into a calm interior:
Clarity that creates a sense of calm – bathroom 1
This bathroom interior (pictured top) is brought alive by a calm underlying approach that consciously leaves room for individual personalities. Clean lines and elegant design touches add structure, which is offset by gentle accents.
The centerpiece is the washing area which makes a bold statement with its clear design language and interplay of white and anthracite. An anthracite coloured niche cuts between the generously proportioned ceramic washbasin and white drawers to lend the ensemble depth and character. The illuminated mirrored cabinet and the tall cabinet with case door follow this logic consistently: on the inside they keep things tidy, while a vertical niche in anthracite on the outside sets a clear tonal contrast.
The design of the wall-mounted toilet is restrained, blending with the calm lines of the room. A half-open wall surrounds the bathtub offering space for essential items on its surface.
Semi-transparent curtains gently filter the light to create an airy ambience. Sinks and accessories with a matt stainless steel surface underscore the design. The elegant, brushed effect lends the metal a striking artisanal note. The end result – a room that is brought alive by elegant contrasts and impresses with its calm, sensual charm.
Colour harmony with perceptible depth – bathroom 2
Gentle beige, sand, and taupe shades dictate the atmosphere of this bathroom and lend it a calm, warm depth. Details in black create clear graphical accents and add structure to the interior without disrupting its harmony.
The muted centerpiece is the gently shaped above-counter basin – sensual in its contours, reserved in its expression. The floating, monochrome vanity unit creates visual calmness and functional clarity. The mirror element with its open shelf and integrated lighting rounds off the ensemble around the washing area. The tall cabinet blends in elegantly to the side, offering space for personal items in the integrated niche.
Positioned in front of a half-open wall, the bathtub continues the gentle formal language of the washbasin and creates a silent connection in the room. Black taps and accessories create a continuous contrast that follows through to the toilet flush plate.
The shower area opens to the side, shielded by a wall that exudes structural stability and expansiveness. A strip made of glass bricks allows light and transparency without compromising privacy. Airy curtains gently diffuse the light for an intimate effect. The varying textures of fabrics and carefully positioned accessories lend the room depth, material presence, and a gentle sensuality.
Tissino has expanded its nationwide delivery operation with the two new vans, marking a further step in the brand’s ongoing investment in customer service, logistics, and day-to-day operational performance.
The vans have been introduced to support growing demand across both independent and national retailers, allowing Tissino to increase delivery frequency on established routes while extending reach into areas where flexibility and reliability are most critical. For customers, this translates into more consistent lead times, greater delivery capacity during peak trading periods, and improved support for tailored order requirements across the company’s product portfolio.
This latest investment reflects Tissino’s wider approach to growth, where operational improvements are made with long-term service quality firmly in mind. By strengthening its in-house delivery capability, the business is better positioned to respond quickly to changing schedules and the practical realities faced by showroom partners on the ground.
Alongside operational expansion, Tissino continues to progress its environmental commitments. Through the brand’s reforestation programme, 312 trees have now been planted, contributing to an estimated 34 tonnes of CO₂ absorption over their lifetime. The initiative has also supported four local workdays and helped reforest approximately 2,081 square metres of land.
Helen Ray-Dennett, Head of Marketing at Tissino, says: “Growth only works when the foundations beneath it are strong, and for us that means delivery, reliability, and trust. As Tissino continues to expand across the UK, it is essential that our logistics keep pace in a way that genuinely supports our customers rather than placing pressure on them. Adding two new vans gives us greater control over our delivery schedules, more responsiveness at busy times, and the ability to maintain the service standards our retail partners rely on day to day. Importantly, we are also mindful that operational growth comes with responsibility, which is why our environmental work continues alongside these investments, ensuring progress is balanced and purposeful.”
The new vans are already operational and will support increased delivery volumes as the business moves into 2026.
PJH has supplied the Plumbing and Bathroom Faculty of Dumfries and Galloway College with a range of its Bathrooms2GO basins with pedestals and WCs, supporting the College’s continued investment in high-quality, practical training for plumbing and bathroom students.
The donation forms part of the College’s wider workshop reconfiguration project and reflects PJH’s commitment, as a proud BIFIS Corporate Sponsor, to supporting education, training and the development of future installers across the KBB sector. The upgraded facilities are designed to ensure students are learning with modern, industry-standard products that mirror those they will encounter in real-world installations.
The updated facilities will support students across a range of plumbing and heating qualifications and apprenticeship pathways, helping them build practical trade skills alongside classroom learning.
Sally Hough, multi-channel marketing manager at PJH, said: “We are delighted to support Dumfries and Galloway College as it continues to invest in high-quality training for the plumbing and bathroom sector. Practical, hands-on experience is essential in helping students develop confidence and competence, and we’re pleased that our own Bathrooms2GO products will play a role in that journey.
“As a leading UK supplier and a BIFIS Corporate Sponsor, we recognise the importance of working closely with education providers to support standards, professionalism and long-term career pathways within the industry. Installation plays a vital role in the overall customer experience, and this partnership helps strengthen the link between training and real-world practice.”
Keith Davidson, Plumbing Lecturer within Sustainable Construction at Dumfries and Galloway College, said: “We are extremely grateful for PJH’s support. Having access to the latest bathroom products makes a real difference to our students, allowing them to train with equipment that reflects what they will encounter in industry. It’s a valuable addition to our workshops and enhances the quality of training we can provide.”
PJH looks forward to seeing the refreshed workshop in use and to supporting further initiatives that help equip the next generation of plumbing and bathroom professionals.
For further PJH information or to order Bathrooms2GO products, visit the PJH Partners Portal, www.partners.pjh.uk, or contact the PJH Sales Team at sales@pjh.uk / T: 0345 450 8932.
Bathrooms to Love by PJH has added to its collection of classic bathroom designs with the elegant new Dion modular furniture range, a beautiful floor-standing family offering practical storage solutions for the period-inspired bathroom (see the video here: Dion by BTL).
Available in three flawless matt shades, Matt White, Matt Anthracite and Matt Misty Blue, Dion stylishly blends the old with the new, mixing traditional design with contemporary craftmanship.
The range comprises of two floor-standing basin units (650mm and 800mm wide) and one floor-standing midi-boy unit (470mm wide). The generously sized inset ceramic basin features a graceful upstand design and an integrated overflow. The basin cabinet below follows the same classically styled aesthetics with slender tapered legs and shaker detail to the drawer fascia. A deep drawer and handy open shelf below provide plenty of storage space to keep bathrooms tidy and organised.
The matching midi-boy unit follows the same timeless design cues, offering a spacious cupboard with removable, smoked glass shelf, and another open shelf below (1107mm height). All Dion units feature high quality fixtures, luxurious soft-close drawers and doors, and are highly durable for busy bathroom spaces.
As well as the three colour finish choices, the personalisation theme continues with a wide choice of handles such as the chrome Deco Knob (as shown), oak or walnut Dome handles, and a further range of designs in matt black, brushed brass, brushed bronze and chrome.
Commented Julie Lockwood, furniture product manager, Bathrooms to Love by PJH: “There will always be a steady demand for the classically-styled bathroom. It is enduring and will always stand the test of time, representing a sound investment for any homeowner, safe in the knowledge that elegance and tradition will never go out of fashion.
“The grandeur and theatre of nostalgic bathroom furniture style – like our new Dion range, continues to evoke sophistication and class, and is a look set to remain ever-popular.”
Dion teams up perfectly with the old-fashioned charm of the traditional Sherbourne ceramic range from Bathrooms to Love, which includes a wide choice of options, including high level, low level, close coupled and back-to-wall WC’s – as pictured here with the Matt White and Matt Anthracite Dion units.
Part of the new Bathrooms to Love 2026 Collection, Dion is now available for ordering via PJH’s Partners Portal, on an efficient next-day delivery service, to store or customer address.
For further stockist support information, from POS to swatches and attractive display deals, contact PJH now (see below).
Kitchen & Bath Industry Show® (KBIS) 2026 is gearing up for its return to Orlando, Florida next month as the global kitchen and bathroom industry prepares for one of its most anticipated events of the year.
As North America’s largest kitchen and bath trade show, KBIS 2026 will once again bring together manufacturers, distributors, retailers, builders, and designers from around the world, providing a forward-looking platform focused on innovation, design excellence and industry collaboration.
Co-located with Design & Construction Week® (DCW), KBIS 2026 is preparing to showcase thousands of new products and solutions across appliances, cabinetry, surfaces, fixtures, smart technology and sustainable design. The event will spotlight both established global brands and emerging names shaping the future of residential and commercial interiors.
Industry prepares for innovation and insight
“Our KBIS community is dynamic and diverse, bringing together voices and visions from across the country and around the world,” said Bill Darcy, global president & CEO of NKBA | KBIS. “That’s why we’re especially excited for Orlando 2026 – Florida is a thriving East Coast design hub to many of our members and known for its distinctive take on architecture, interior design, and whole-home inspiration. This show will mark a bold step forward, spotlighting global design innovators, expanding our continuing education offerings well beyond kitchen and bath, and cultivating a professional network that’s second to none. We can’t wait to welcome you to the Sunshine State!”
About KBIS
The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) is North America’s largest and most prestigious trade show dedicated to kitchen and bath design. This immersive event brings together 650 exhibitors showcasing the latest products, trends, and technologies in nearly 500,000 square feet of exhibit space. Whether you’re searching for inspiration, networking opportunities, or cutting-edge solutions, KBIS is the must-attend event for all design industry professionals.
Features by Diane Larner, founder and editor of Bathroom Review & Kitchens Review. Diane Larner launched both titles over 15 years ago and has been writing about the bathroom and kitchen interior design industries ever since, publishing regular features across both sectors.
Bathrooms have evolved into restful retreats, with bathroom furniture playing a central role for designers, retailers and specifiers alike. 2026 interior trends will continue to celebrate visual appeal with durability, reflecting client requests for spaces that feel calm, considered and seamlessly connected to modern living.
Diane Larner examines the latest products to reach the market, from tactile opulence to clever storage solutions.
Classic bathroom furniture with a contemporary edge
Signature by Atlanta
Creating a nostalgic, bygone feel to the bathroom – without appearing clunky or outdated – is best achieved by combining traditional styling with bold, contemporary colour schemes. Incorporating useful storage combined with modern, durable features, such as minimalist sinks and taps, also helps lend a clean, streamlined feel.
Atlanta Bathrooms’ design-led Signature Collection is exclusive to displaying retailers and features the Herrington series of traditionally styled painted vanity units. Complemented by coordinating sanitaryware, countertops, and brassware, the collection is showcased in a dedicated Signature brochure.
Following the successful launch last October, Atlanta Bathrooms has reported an exceptional response from retailers, designers, and homeowners across the UK.
Tactile bathroom furniture & sensory style
Utopia Bathrooms HeyU Collection
Opulence and indulgence are influencing design outcomes for 2026. Global trends suggest a focus on colours and materials that deliver rich, earthy tones, combined with sumptuous gold or jewel-like accents. According to Interior Design Trends 2026: What’s Next in Luxury UK Homes, we can expect to see saturated colours such as jade greens and petrol blues, as well as rich reds – think ochre and clay – to step forcibly into the spotlight. Add in texture and contrast – such as sleek gold handles or hammered metal – and you have a multisensory space that appeals to today’s consumers.
Richard Shore, head of product design at Utopia, agrees, “Expect to see earthy greens, moody blues, warm neutrals, fiery terracottas and rich jewel tones coming through. These colours work to highlight an increasingly textural design landscape. Simple linear and fluted textures are becoming the entry point into a broader world of tactile finishes, where geometric forms blend with organic surfaces. This shift is breaking away from traditional patterning and opening up almost limitless combinations of texture and colour. In addition, sustainability and genuine durability will shape bathroom trends more than ever.”
HeyU, Utopia’s most versatile modular range, combines an inspired fusion of texture, colour and creativity, all designed and manufactured at Utopia’s headquarters in the West Midlands.
Durable bathroom furniture for long-term performance
Rehau Rauvisio Bathroom Furniture Collection
Creating durable bathroom furniture means specifying products that combine functionality with longevity. High-quality surface materials that are low‑maintenance, hygienic, and robust enough to resist moisture and everyday wear ensure long-term performance.
In line with the latest trends, a high-gloss finish and the capacity to create bespoke pieces for all shapes and sizes offer additional advantages to architects and designers. These elements offer greater versatility since they can be tailored to unique project needs.
Monika Skotarczak, marketing & communications lead for the interior solutions UK, comments, “The evolution of the bathroom is increasingly driven by material choice. Beyond fittings and finishes, surfaces now define how a space performs, endures and ultimately feels. In both residential and commercial bathrooms, users look for long-lasting solutions that use robust, dependable materials able to maintain their appearance through many years of intensive, high-traffic use.”
Developed by REHAU, the RAUVISIO crystal collection is an elegant alternative to real glass, delivering the same visual brilliance with superior everyday practicality. Introduced this year, the new RAUVISIO crystal pure collection combines a refined, glass-like appearance with outstanding performance credentials.
Shaker style bathroom furniture
Shaker-style furniture is renowned for its timeless elegance, thanks to its clean lines and recessed panels, which create a calm, classic backdrop. Fitted bathroom furniture with customisable designs also makes it easier to optimise space and meet client requirements.
Hayley Bowman – marketing manager, for Harrison Bathrooms, agrees, “Fitted bathroom furniture has become popular mainly due to its space-saving functionality. Many homes feature compact bathrooms, and fitted units offer effective storage solutions that help reduce clutter. These slimline options preserve floor space and can be designed to fit around basins and toilets, creating a coordinated appearance. Additionally, fitted furniture enhances the bathroom’s overall texture. While Shaker units are typically associated with kitchens, their straight clean lines emphasise craftsmanship, and they are now increasingly used in bathrooms, adding a classic, versatile touch.”
Harrison Bathrooms has announced the launch of its refreshed and expanded Scudo Fitted Furniture Collection, designed to offer retailers a simplified, design-led and great-value fitted solution that meets growing demand across the UK market.
Built-in storage blends style with practicality. For homeowners, these nifty solutions help retain a polished brochure-worthy appeal by delivering a clean, clutter-free environment post-installation. For architects, they offer the opportunity to create fluid, functional layouts that don’t sacrifice style. With seamless integrations, built-in storage also has the added advantage of making smaller bathrooms feel larger and more organised.
Space-smart bathroom furniture & storage
Ideal Standard i.life furniture Collection
Decluttering has been shown to provide benefits for emotional well-being – according to Psychology Today, “Several studies show a correlation between disorganisation, clutter, and mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, and stress.”* Building in bathroom storage offers a considered solution, especially for busy family homes, where multiple users may use the same space.
Yiota Toumba, senior designer at Villeroy & Boch, explains, “Bathroom furniture is becoming more versatile, with storage solutions designed to suit every kind of space. In family bathrooms, we’re seeing larger vanity units with deep drawers and clever partitions to keep everything tidy. For ensuites and smaller spaces, slimline designs and modular units are key – they maximise functionality without overwhelming the room.”
Ideal Standard’s i.life furniture collections meet the demands of modern living, offering smart storage solutions and stylish vanity units for bathrooms of every size. Space-saving is the priority – making it an ideal choice for retailers working with homeowners who have limited space, such as ensuites or cloakroom bathrooms.
Tailored bathroom furniture for bespoke interiors
Bathroom to Love Elements Seville – Downstairs Bathroom
Designing spaces that reflect individual taste is easier than ever, thanks to a wide array of colours, shapes and finishes offered by manufacturers. This flexibility means householders can create personalised environments, in which cabinetry and fixture details are tailored to individual needs. With so many differing styles on the market, from bold to muted, or retro to modern, the potential to create a home that works for clients on a bespoke level is helpful to bathroom professionals.
Julie Lockwood, furniture product manager, Bathrooms to Love by PJH, explains, “Furniture design has evolved significantly over the past decade in response to the changing role of the bathroom and continued product innovation. Furniture’s dual role – bathroom storage space as well as stunning aesthetics – has inspired its design evolution, helping to create one of the largest choices of options for all. An entire spectrum of colours, textures, materials, and unit shapes and sizes means the customer can create a personalised space that is practical yet luxurious.”
In response to the growing demand for more colour and unit options, Bathrooms to Love by PJH has added two new flawless hues to its popular modular furniture range, ELEMENTS, as well as a new slim cloakroom basin unit and WC unit, for its 2026 Collection.
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