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Bold tapware colours and combinations, such as black, gunmetal, rose gold and brass, can create a more luxurious environment
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hether you want to enhance a plain palette, up the luxe factor or give a tired bathroom a fresh look, switching tapware can make a big difference. From moody black to warm metallic and brushed rose to classic chrome, there are lots of styles to covet. A renovation can give you a blank canvas to explore new looks and tapware positions, but if you’re planning a simple retrofit, it’s best to stick to a similar tapware style and positioning. If your heart is set on switching from a countertop mixer to wall-mounted fixtures, you will need to factor in the cost of a new vanity top, retiling and plumbing.
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The latest looks These days, there’s a plethora of tap and sink styles to suit your bathroom and one of the most popular is mixing curved and square shapes. “A soft square design has greater versatility, as it can complement both round and square aesthetics in the bathroom,” says Methven brand manager Nick Swan. With a move towards minimalist style, petite taps are also on trend. Chrome is a timeless choice,