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Bathrooms Go Green

Bathrooms Go Green

Posted by Aston Matthews on 20th Feb 2017

Every year colour analysts Pantone study the fashion and home décor trends and announce the colour that will have the greatest impact over the next 12 months. For 2017 that colour is Greenery. Refreshing and revitalizing, Greenery is symbolic of new beginnings. Pantone says it is “A fresh and zesty yellow-green shade that evokes the first days of spring when nature& … read more
Future Proof Your Bathroom

Future Proof Your Bathroom

Posted by Aston Matthews on 11th Jan 2017

The concept of future-proofing is the process of anticipating changes in the future and making sure that the products and services you use now will continue to serve you well should circumstances change. The term was originally used in the electronics industry, but future-proofing can be applied to thoughtful interior design too. When it comes to the bathroom, it is all about in … read more
Black And White Bathrooms

Black And White Bathrooms

Posted by Aston Matthews on 2nd Nov 2016

Although primarily associated with the Art Deco period, black and white continues to be a popular scheme for the bathroom. For a traditional setting think chunky pedestal basins and high level WCs in crisp white porcelain set against black and white tiles. Aston Matthews' Carlton and Elysee sanitaryware is the perfect fit and the Deco range of taps and shower fittings is based on ori … read more
Where To Spend And Save

Where To Spend And Save

Posted by Aston Matthews on 16th Aug 2016

To get long term enjoyment from your bathroom invest in classic pieces that will stand the test of time rather than the latest fad which might wow now but look dated in a couple of years’ time. White sanitaryware will never date unlike colours and fittings such as a console basin or cast iron bath are timeless and add value to your property. However it is important to shop car … read more
Rough Luxe

Rough Luxe

Posted by Aston Matthews on 11th Jul 2016

Style experts are calling it Rough Luxe, the current trend for combining rough with luxury. Think stripped back brick walls, heavily grained wood floor boards, cast iron staircases, peeling paint and plaster as the back drop to glittering light fittings, heavy brocade curtains and velvet upholstery. We’ve seen it in bar and hotel design but it can work in a domestic setting too … read more
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