Daringly dark – Black in the bathroom

Inspired by the latest interior trends and a revolution in colour confidence has seen Burlington launch their new capsule Jet collection; it comes with complementing black accessories and brassware and heralds the arrival of a bold new look in the bathroom. A natural progression from the classic monochrome trend, daringly dark bathrooms have become a popular choice for many homeowners and designers.

With consumers making braver colour choices, from highly decorative details to bold colour blocks, black in the bathroom makes for a wonderfully dramatic interior. Advances in technology and product development have also allowed for new colours and finishes in ceramics, enabling homeowners to embrace adventurous design in the bathroom more than ever.

For bathrooms with infinite depth and a bold presence, Burlington’s Jet collection, presented across a capsule collection of the brand’s most popular ceramic pieces, offers homeowners a modern twist on the traditional bathroom. From the elegant 1200mm Edwardian Basin with Chrome Washstand to the striking High-Level WC, combine these decadent, lustrous pieces with glossy accessories, radiators, customisable baths and furniture for a beautifully coordinated black bathroom.

The renowned Claremont, Anglesey, Kensington and Birkenhead brassware designs are also available with matching black indices. Whether paired with white ceramics for a simplistic monochrome interior or added as the complementing finishing touch to Burlington’s Jet and black accessory collection, the use of black promises to make a dramatic statement in any bathing space.

Burlington’s most popular ceramic pieces are now available in Jet; a glossy black, high-shine shade for bathrooms with a daringly dark presence. Inspired by Britain’s history of exceptional innovation and effortless style, Burlington’s extensive bathroom collection promises a classic British bathroom. Combining modern technology with traditional design, Burlington delivers traditional bathroom products influenced by bygone eras.