Creating textural patterns and surfaces adds style to the bathroom space

Washbasins can come in several finishes, each with a unique texture. Fineceramic® uses technology to push the potential of fine porcelain for thinner walls that allow more movement and can have matt or glossy textures; the matt tactile texture of Surfex® basins is applied to angular and geometric forms, while the classic and always elegant glossy texture of vitreous china is a standard great look. Or opt for another basin entirely with a natural stone over the counter basin, a statement that also brings in an earthy design style.

The shower space is also where textures can be applied in an interesting way. The Terran and the Pyros Stonex* collections of shower trays in an example of where texture is both functional and aesthetic. In this case, the textured surface of the STONEX* material makes the shower tray anti-slip, which as anyone who has taken a shower with a slippery base can understand is a very helpful quality, but the stone-like look of the material creates a natural element, an earthy, organic texture that is at the same time, stylish and sophisticated. Colours that range from slate to coffee to deep black, offer a range of possibilities. The contrast of the STONEX* against glossier ceramic tiles on the walls offers a textural quality as well. The STONEX* surface treatments on baths and spas creates an interesting texture as well

Whether through basins, furniture units, wall treatments or shower trays, there are many ways to bring in texture to your bathroom for a more personal and attractive space.