Building products brands are constantly releasing new home products. They do this because design professionals are always on the hunt for the next cool thing.
We love cool products too, so we are always looking as well. This October we saw tons of options, but these are the seven new offerings you need to know.
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CEA Design, Endless washbasins
Designed by Natalino Malasorti, Endless is a collection of washbasins that redefines the concept of perception and versatility in the bathroom space, the company says. The name expresses a dual nature: on one hand, the infinite possibilities of configuration and composition between models and finishes, and on the other, a striking visual experience, where the gaze is lost and the perception of the basin depth seems to dissolve. Available in polished and satin stainless steel, the basins come in different sizes and variants, including a freestanding washbasin complemented by a functional top with integrated towel holders and open shelves.
Kolbe Windows & Doors, Fort Worth Handle Sets
Kolbe has expanded its portfolio of premium door hardware with the introduction of the Fort Worth Handle. Designed for swinging and sliding doors, it builds on the success of the Dallas handle set with refined aesthetics, enhanced ergonomics and thoughtful functionality. Developed using customer feedback, the Fort Worth Handle represents the next evolution in the company’s collection.
The company said the design team focused on the details that influence everyday interactions, from how the handle feels in hand to how it complements contemporary architectural design. Handle shape provides a comfortable, ergonomic grip for both right- and left-handed users and modern V-knob thumb turn introduces a clean, contemporary look to the interior side of the door. Handles are available for the VistaLuxe WD LINE, Ultra Series and Heritage Series. Multiple finish options are available, including matte black, satin nickel, white, rustic umber and unlacquered brass.
House of Rohl, Apothecary Collection
The Apothecary Collection draws its inspiration from the shapes of old apothecary bottles that are now sought-after collectibles. Designer Xander Noori looked to the past for inspiration and brought it into the present with unique chamfered details, beveled edges and balanced arcs, resulting in a silhouette of contoured elegance and nuanced simplicity, the brand says. “The collection adds an element of nostalgia and warmth to any space for an enduring design that’s eminently collectible in and of itself,” it adds. Available in black, chrome, nickel, brass and gold, the collection is available in a wide variety of configurations and accessories.
Siemon & Salazar, Wabi 7 Cluster
The Wabi 7 Cluster, its manufacturer says, is a departure from the more symmetrical shapes of its other lines. Celebrating the natural movement and fluid matter of the glass, the product gets its namesake from the Japanese world wabi-sabi, which embraces imperfection. The company does not use any molds in the light’s production; each piece is handblown and shaped in lead free crystal. It measures 27 inches wide and 4 feet to 8 feet long.
Tubes, Grid electric radiator
Grid is an electric radiator that explores the relationship between surface and heat. Designer Elisa Ossino drew inspiration from the equipped toolboards found in workshops and laboratories, transforming a technical, functional element into an object of architectural value.
Made from recycled and recyclable aluminium, it is distinguished by a slender panel measuring 1.5 centimeters thick with a surface defined by a pattern of circles with a soft, calibrated profile. It’s available in 140 colors and can be vertically or horizontally. The product also accommodates a variety of accessories that can be either a tone-on-tone effect with the heating element or contrasts. Items include shelves, hooks, towel rails and a mirror.
Flusso Faucets, Professio-S
The Professio-S dual spray semi-professional kitchen faucet is the ultimate choice for home chefs who don’t want to sacrifice a style for functionality, the brand, Flusso, says. It features a spring-loaded, high-arc silhouette for far-reaching cleaning. When clad in Flusso’s new Terracotta ceramic finish, the Professio-S makes a dramatic statement in a kitchen.
As part of Flusso’s Klassiker Collection, the Professio-S is constructed of stainless steel, offers a 360-degree swivel spout and a pull-down faucet and dual-function sprayer with an extended 18-inch pull-out hose. The unit is available with a matching soap dispenser, single-hole installation and offers a flow rate of 1.8 gallons per minute at 60 psi. It’s available in stainless steel, matte black and polished steel. Twenty ceramic colors are also available, including sky blue, army green and deep red.
Bello, Flutello bath tub
The Square Flutello freestanding bath from Bello offers a contemporary, angular form that enhances the bathing experience and creates a sculptural masterpiece for the ultimate escape, the brand says. Inspired by fluted architectural elements, the tub’s design adds depth and texture to any bathroom setting, becoming a statement piece that complements modern or traditional styles.
Flutellos is made from the brand’s signature Bellocast material, a composite material that is engineered for both beauty and performance, the company says. It is water, grease and stain-resistant, offering a slip-resistant textured base for added safety and peace of mind. The company says the material’s natural insulation properties help maintain water temperature longer. Additionally, each tub is finished with Safecoat, an advanced hydrophobic coating that is free from chemicals. Flutello measures 66⅞ inches long, 29½ inches wide and 23¾ inches tall. It comes with a color-matched toe tap drain system that is also made from Bellocast. It comes in six colors.
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