
WOW!house 2026: What We Saw and What Stayed With Us
WOW!house 2026: What We Saw and What Stayed With Us We said we would be going. We went. WOW!house 2026 at Design Centre Chelsea Harbour
Industrial look with use of “natural feel” materials will continue to be on trend in bathroom design this year. Nothing complements more contemporary bathroom style like an industrial looking bathroom taps, showers and bath mixers.
Creating a bathroom look inspired by factories and warehouses can be achieved by using surface textures such as marble, concrete effect porcelain and smooth bevelled-edge metro tiles with a combination of brushed nickel or steel wetroom wastes combined with contemporary wetroom shower screens and even black, grey or chrome finished wall hung toilets.
Ultimately the centre peace of industrial look bathroom is its brassware; basin taps or mixers, bath taps or mixers, shower valves, head showers and hand showers. They have become increasingly popular aesthetics in creating the ultimate industrial makeover.
You can explore the full range of tap finishes and styles in our bathroom product collections, where our brassware brands are showcased in full.
Tap handles, levers and wheels are also very practical, ergonomically designed and easy to use due to their knurled edges to prevent slipping
Note:
As a official supplier of Graff faucets or taps, for this blog post, we at Kallums Bathrooms have used photos of Graff’s new industrial ranges Harley and Vintage.
Should you have any questions on the new ranges of industrial bathroom taps from Graff, please call us at:
Choosing the right finish for your taps goes hand in hand with your tile choice, our guide to pairing brassware finishes with bathroom tiles shows exactly how different metals change the mood of a space.
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