#The VitrA Designer Collection

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Elevate Your Bathroom with the Elegance of Vitra Bathroom Furniture

When it comes to transforming your bathroom into a space of unmatched luxury and style, Vitra is a name that should be on your radar. With an array of collections and designs, Vitra Bathroom Furniture offers a wide range of options to suit every taste and preference. Let's delve into the world of Vitra bathrooms, from the Designer M-Line to the S50 series, and discover how you can create a bathroom that exudes sophistication and functionality.

Vitra Designer M-Line: Minimalist Elegance

The VitrA Designer M-Line collection is the epitome of minimalist elegance. Its clean lines and sleek design make it a perfect choice for those who appreciate simplicity and sophistication in their bathroom. From toilets and basins to vanity units, this collection offers a seamless blend of form and function.

Vitra Designer Nest: Contemporary Chic

If you prefer a more contemporary look, the VitrA Designer Nest collection has you covered. With its modern and chic design, this collection combines functionality with aesthetics seamlessly. From vanity units to bathroom sinks, the Nest collection is all about contemporary sophistication.

Vitra Milton and Layton: Versatile Options

Vitra's Milton and Layton series offer versatile options for your bathroom. Whether you need a space-saving solution or a complete bathroom suite, these collections provide a wide range of choices to cater to your needs.

The VitrA Designer Collection: Ultimate Luxury

For the ultimate in luxury, explore The VitrA Designer Collection. This exclusive range features premium bathroom furniture, including vanity units and basins, that are designed to make a statement in your bathroom.

Shop Vitra Bathrooms UK Collection Online

Shopping for Vitra Bathroom Furniture in the UK has never been easier. As a leading online bathroom retailer in the UK, we offer a comprehensive selection of Vitra products for you to explore. From Vitra toilets and basins to bathtubs, suites, and basins, you can find everything you need to create the bathroom of your dreams.

Vitra Acquacare Bidets: Hygiene and Innovation

Experience innovation and hygiene with Vitra Acquacare bidets. These smart additions to your bathroom provide the highest level of cleanliness and comfort.

Vitra Wall Hung Toilets and Sento Vanity Units: Space-Saving Solutions

If you're working with limited space, consider Vitra's wall-hung toilets and Sento vanity units. These space-saving solutions help you maximize the functionality of your bathroom without compromising on style.

Conclusion: Elevate Your Bathroom with Vitra

In conclusion, Vitra Bathroom Furniture offers a wide range of options to cater to your unique style and requirements. Whether you prefer minimalist elegance, timeless beauty, contemporary chic, or affordable luxury, Vitra has a collection that will suit your taste. Shop the Vitra Bathroom Range online today and create a bathroom that not only meets your needs but also reflects your sense of style and sophistication. Your dream bathroom is just a few clicks away! Call us at 01924 267717 Or email us on sales@bathroomshopuk.co.uk

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COLOUR FRAME MIRROR COLLECTION BY VITRA

Designer Julie Richoz found inspiration for her design of the Colour Frame Mirrors (2024) in the material characteristics and combination possibilities of building blocks.

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There is something so, so wrong about the fact that Shadow's vet bill today was $85, but the Uber to and from was $65. However, Dr Margaret (whom I love deeply and with all my heart and nerd love) gave Shadow a thorough once-over and apart from a slightly elevated temperature, and needing to put on some of her lost weight (albeit some of the weight recorded at MedVet likely included the gigantic BEZOAR they removed from her GI tract) pronounced her in excellent condition and very nicely healed up from her surgery. She also decreed Shadow no longer has to wear the banana pants onesie and can resume her carefree life of public nudity!

Whether it was freedom from wearing clothes, or just excited to be home from the vet, she then demolished about a third of a 3 oz can of wet food which brought me stupid amounts of joy because I have been fretting and tying myself in knots over how much she hasn't been eating and drinking even though she has been eating and drinking. I am a fan of please drink more water. All the water. Candice even got her milk that is especially for cats! And she has been eating the milk-flavoured Temptations cat treats. Which, while they should not be her sole source of sustenance, are still calories and still count as far as I'm concerned.

In order to avoid having to pay interest on the $8000 deposit, it's very important that we raise the remaining $5,000 before April 1st. I am further culling my 1:6 scale collection of dolls, miniatures, and diorama furniture which are sold on consignment by the wonderful Pamela at TinyFrockShop.com. So if you are also a 1:6 action figure or doll nerd, there will be great deals to be had on some Holy Grails like Vitra Design Museum replicas, rare convention Poppy Parker dolls, and lots and lots of Re-Ment.

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Fernando Campana (1961 – 2022)

Born in the rural town of Brotas, the São Paolo-based designer earned a degree in architecture from the Faculdade de Belas Artes de São Paolo in 1984, before creating Estudio Campana that same year with his older brother Humberto, an attorney.

During the 1980s the studio produced a series of sculptural metal chairs welded from iron called Desconfortáveis (Uncomfortables), eventually moving toward a practice using everyday materials like cardboard, rope, wicker, bamboo, and wood.  Their iconic Favela Chair, from 1991 was fabricated with scraps of wood from discarded fruit crates, nailed and glued by hand. “The people who live in favelas construct their own homes, so I thought, why not construct a chair myself,” said Fernando in a discussion about the seat with curator Darrin Alfred from a 2010 interview. It was, he explained at the time, meant to symbolize a Brazilian shantytown.

It was in the 1990s—a time when the design world was primarily focused on the post-World War II movement of the Italians—that the Campanas came on the scene, with work that underscored Brazilian culture and its craft, sculpting furnishings from a range of raw and found materials. Their 1993 Vermelha Chair was a lesson in resourcefulness, hand-woven from cotton rope that enveloped a metal frame. 

Design journalist Arlene Hirst was “gobsmacked” when she first encountered the chair, manufactured by Italian manufacturer Edra, at the Salone del Mobile in Milan. A year later the chair was included in Project 66: Campana Brothers/Ingo Maurer, a 1998 exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), curated by Paola Antonelli, the museum’s senior curator of architecture and design, an associate at the time. For this show, Antonelli paired the Brazilian brothers’ furniture with German lighting designer Ingo Maurer’s luminaires in vignettes that highlighted a shared passion for materiality and invention.

Both Fernando and Humberto were active in the production process as well, but as is often the case with partners, they remained elusive about specific roles. “Fernando had the training, so he was the more pragmatic one,” noted Antonelli in a recent interview, referring to his architectural roots. “He never discussed it. And I never questioned it. It was implied,” she said. The younger Campana also drew inspiration from his daily routines, local markets and wandering São Paolo’s streets. Antonelli recalled asking him about his use of found objects, asking if they weren’t too cute? His response, “They are not too cute. They are part of my life.”

Many of those found objects—including stuffed animals—made their way onto upholstered seating like the 2002 Banquete series, which became the equivalent of a sold-out Broadway show. It is still produced out of the Campana São Paolo studio, and handsewn by local craftspeople who are considered part of the extended Campana family.

In 2010 the New York- and L.A.-based gallery Friedman Benda began global representation of the brother’s work. “Campana Studio brought a completely fresh perspective, creating a dialogue with local crafts and the use of the readymade,” says co-founder Marc Benda, adding, “They were trailblazers.” The gallery assisted with support of the studio and helped them to balance the commercial success of their practice with its roots in the hand made.  

One of the brothers’ last collaborations—presented in June at the 2022 Salone in Milan—is a collection called Metamorfosi, comprising five large-scale, pouf seats and a tapestry, created in collaboration with Italian textile designer Paola Lenti. Woven from remnants Lenti sorted and saved with CouLture Migrante, a social tailoring atelier (involving men and women asylum seekers residing in Como, Italy) the limited-edition pieces make their North American debut at Design Miami in December.

The work of Estudio Campana can be found at the Vitra Design Museum, Centre Pompidou, Musée Des Arts Décoratifs, MoMA, among other design-focused institutions. In 2020, they were the subject of 35 Revolutions, a retrospective at Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro on the occasion of their 35th anniversary.

Words by Melissa Feldman

Favela Chair for Edra, 2000, Pine, Height: 29.14 in (74 cm)Width: 26.38 in (67 cm)Depth: 24.41 in (62 cm)Seat Height: 15.75 in (40 cm),

Vermelha Armchair for Edra, 2019, Aluminium, Cord, natural cotton, Steel, 86 x 58 x h.77 cm,

Tornado Vase, Ghidini 1961, Bronze, W 11.81 x D 9.45 x H 14.57,

Jackfruit Table Lamp, Ghidini 1961, Polished Brass, Height: 19.69 in (50 cm), Diameter: 12.21 in (31 cm),

Bomboca Sofa GM, Objets Nomades, Louis Vuitton, 46.9 x 34.5 x 94.9 cm (18.5 x 13.6 x 37.4 in),

Bolotas Sofa (Cherry), 2019, Sheep’s wool, ipÊ, H: 95 W: 125 L: 215, Carpenters Workshop Gallery,

Edward Scissorhands side table, Giustini/Stagetti, 2014, Portorotype black marble and gilded bronze, 12 dia. x 22½ h in. (Casati Gallery),

Corallo Armchair for Edra S.p.A., Italy, 2004, Steel wire and epoxy paint, 38 x 60 x 39" (96.5 x 152.4 x 99.1 cm), Courtesy MoMa,

Sushi Buffet, 2012, Carpet, rubber, EVA, fabric and estela handcrafted into sushi rolls partially covering brass structure 28.25 x 78.75 x 17.75 inches (72 x 200 x 45 cm)

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Swiss firm Herzog de Meuron has completed a new gallery to house the permanent collection of the Frank Gehry designed Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein Germany Follow Research.Lighting on Tumblr Source: https://soudasouda.tumblr.com/post/747765627911061504/swiss-firm-herzog-de-meuron-has-completed-a-new

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Charles & Ray Eames worked 1940-60ies

A set of 6 early fiberglass armchairs 'DAR-1'

Design around 1950 for Hermann Miller Collection, Michigan, produced 1959/73 by Vitra, Weil am Rhein, under his own name 'Fehlbaum'. Fiberglass armchair with A-shell, Rod Base with nylon glides, dark blue synthetic leather upholstery. On the underside manufacturer's label: hermann miller Fehlbaum-Production and distribution label: Die Einrichtung Beringer u. Koettgen München.

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Introduction

Project: Frame Store, Amsterdam

Location: Amsterdam

Design: i29 interior architects 

Client: Frame Publishers

Category: Retail

Floor area: 190 m2

Completion year: 2014 (17 April to 30 September 2014)

Duration: 6 months

Location

Felix Meritis is a unique building, originally built in 1788 for a society of scientists, artists and entrepreneurs during intellectual movement "The Enlightenment". Every space in the building refers to a time in the building’s history with their own identity, just as in 1788 when each department had its own interpretation.The challenge was to bring the old building to the “now” in terms of appearance and experience. In the building there are a restaurant, a bar, a lounge area, multiple conference rooms, a theatre and a concert hall. The building is still a place for meeting and cultural development for all layers of society (Felix Meritis, 2014).

Client

The client for this project was the design magazine FRAME. FRAME magazine is the world’s leading magazine for designers. The shop itself is a 3D version of the magazine: it showcases work of new talents, new products and brands but also surprises and inspires the visitors. The focus is on creativity and innovation and that can be seen in the design of i29 and the products displayed.

Project

The challenge for i29 was to create a pop-up shop and exhibition in the Zuilenzaal of the Felix Meritis, without interfering with the historical beauty of this hall. The different displays also needed to be demountable when the exhibition ended. Their design for the room consists of different mirrored objects that carry out various retail functions. There are mirrored boxes with a black top surface that showcase furniture, lamps, decor and other products like shoes and accessories. Then there are two large boxes with mirrored sides aligned in the middle of the room that function as changing rooms and gallery spaces. In these gallery spaces there is also a staircase that allows the visitors to get closer to the mannequins or statues placed on top of the changing rooms. A few other products including the clothes are displayed on black metal framed shelves and clothing racks. 

Materials

As said before the different displays have mirrored surfaces, because of this the products on display are highlighted and the beautiful wooden features of de Zuilenzaal itself are reflected. This way the changing rooms and the displays itself seem to disappear in the room. 

By doing this the designers of i29 have succeeded in creating a surreal space where the objects are presented without taking away from the original appearance of the room. 

For the designers the mirrors stand for a reflection of time and history (The old versus the new) which is well carried out in the design by bringing these mirrored boxes into the space and letting them quite literally reflect time and history and incorporating the old features of the hall itself in to the exhibition.

Collection

In the store they sell different items, like furniture, decor, clothes and accessories. For furniture and decor they’ve got the brands Vitra, Moooi, Artek and Flos. For clothes and accessories they’re featuring Rivieras, Mismo bags and LA based brand Stampd. The store has prices between €100,00 and €2920,00, so you need to have some money to buy products from this store. You can say that the store is more of a special exhibition than an everyday store.

Zoning

The project is divided in different zoning areas. The entrance of the store is located near the big staircase that goes through the Felix Meritis building. When entering the space you see displays symmetrically lined out in between the pillars and open space. In the centre of the store you will find these constructions that are a combination of a viewing point, a fitting room and a small art gallery. In the arches of the building at both sides of the store you find mannequins that are either artistic or displaying clothes.

Routing

Because the project is a retail store, it is laid out as a store. Therefore there is no main route you need to take to see the collection. The different displays can be viewed from all directions and there is a clear path between all the displays. 

Lighting

The main lighting from the space comes from the big windows near the end of the store. The windows are big enough to light up the whole store. On the ceiling you can see spotlights hanging. However it looks like they are not in use, perhaps they are used later in the evening.

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Colombo vs Panton

Joe Colombo y Verner Panton revolucionaron el diseño de interiores con enfoques distintos pero igualmente innovadores. Colombo, con una intención modular y funcional, buscaba crear espacios adaptables y prácticos, como se ve en su Tube Chair y su casa Milanesa (1961). Panton, en cambio, exploró sin miedo el color y las formas fluidas, creando espacios de mundos futuristas y retadores como la alberca del Hotel Panton en Copenhague (1970.). Ambos definieron nuevas posibilidades en el interiorismo a su modo, siempre con una mente abierta y la posibilidad de explorar rincones del diseño inhabitados. La aproximación de ambos por crear espacios fuera de lo común y objetos que resaltan en cualquier lugar es una propuesta interesante en contra de la sobriedad que en ocasiones conlleva el estilo contemporáneo. Creo que ellos son un muy buen ejemplo de que el diseño debe atreverse a ser diferente, supranacional, soñador y lleno de vida.

Panton, V. (2014). Verner Panton: The Collected Works. Vitra Design Museum. ISBNDomus. . Joe Colombo's own show home. Retrieved from https://www.domusweb.it/en/from-the-archive/2011/09/01/joe-colombo-s-own-show-home.html

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Simpolo: Innovative Washbasins That Redefine Bathroom Aesthetics

Simpolo, is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of innovation and design excellence in our bathroom accessories. This commitment is reflected in the meticulous process we undertake to explore new materials and develop unique, high-quality washbasins that offer our users a plethora of options.

Crafting Masterpieces From Ideas

The journey of creating each washbasin begins with an idea, sparking an experimental process where we play with colors, designs, and materials. This iterative process allows us to view each concept from multiple perspectives, ensuring that every washbasin is not just a functional item, but a piece of art. By the time an idea materializes into a product, it has been refined to perfection, combining aesthetic appeal with unparalleled craftsmanship.

We take pride in offering our customers the opportunity to infuse their spaces with artisan craftsmanship. Our ceramic washbasins are designed to leave a lasting impression in bathrooms, powder rooms, and dining areas. These basins are adored by eminent architects, interior designers, and private clients alike, thanks to their variety of shapes and designs that cater to diverse tastes and styles.

A Myriad of Choices

Simpolo spoils you with an extensive selection of basins in every conceivable shape. Each piece is a unique artwork that transforms the appearance of your bathroom by blending aesthetic beauty with impeccable craftsmanship. Whether you are remodeling your bathroom or installing a new washbasin, our range of designs ensures you find the perfect fit for your space.

Advanced Technology Meets Elegant Design

The washbasin is a crucial element of any sanitaryware collection, and Simpolo understands the importance of combining functionality with beauty. With advancements in technology, we offer designer washbasins that are not only visually stunning but also highly functional. Our collection guarantees excellent quality and durability, allowing you to explore your imagination with a variety of sizes and shapes that enhance the aesthetics and decor of your bathroom.

Diverse Range Of Washbasins

Simpolo’s extensive selection of washbasins includes:

Integrated with Full/Half Pedestal: These basins provide a sleek and modern look, with the pedestal adding support and hiding plumbing fixtures.

Wall-Hung Basins: Perfect for saving space and creating a minimalist look, these basins are mounted directly on the wall.

Table Top Basins: These stylish basins sit on top of a counter, offering a contemporary and elegant appearance.

Semi-Recessed Basins: Partially built into the counter, these basins provide a neat and streamlined look.

Counter Top Basins: Fully integrated into the counter, these basins offer a seamless and sophisticated design.

Under-Counter Basins: Mounted beneath the counter, these basins provide a clean and uncluttered look.

Basins with Matt Finish: These basins add a touch of sophistication with their smooth, matte surfaces.

Hand-Crafted Basins: Each piece is a work of art, showcasing the skill and creativity of our artisans.

Transforming Spaces With Simpolo

Simpolo bathware offers an array of high-quality, designer washbasins that cater to every need and preference. The sheer variety of washbasins available can transform the design and aesthetics of your bathroom, dining room, or even hallway. With options  from the best sanitaryware items to view washbasin designs online, finding the perfect match for your space has never been easier.

Conclusion

Simpolo products are now available at Maruthi Ceramics, where you’ll find an impressive selection of top-tier brands including Toto, Grohe, Hindware, American Standard, Aquant, Hansgrohe, Jaquar, Vitra, and Stone basins. Maruthi Ceramics has conveniently located showrooms throughout Bangalore, with branches in Banaswadi, JP Nagar, Indiranagar, Rajaji Nagar, and Lavelle Road. Whether you’re renovating your kitchen or designing a new home from the ground up, Maruthi Ceramics offers the quality and reliability you can trust. Visit our showrooms in Bangalore to explore the latest offerings from premium brands and experience the exceptional service that Maruthi Ceramics is known for.

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The Art of Comfort and Luxury: A Guide to High-End Chair Manufacturers

When it comes to seating, a regular chair just won't do. For those seeking exceptional comfort, unparalleled quality, and design that elevates an entire space, the realm of high-end chair manufacturers beckons. These artisans craft more than furniture; they create experiences, transforming a simple chair into a statement piece that embodies luxury and style.

Discover Exquisite Luxury & Bespoke Furniture from Arten Space, a Premier Furniture Manufacturer in India. Elevate Your Living Space with our Artistry.

The Essence of a High-End Chair Manufacturer

What distinguishes a high-end chair manufacturer from the rest? It lies in a meticulous blend of several key elements:

Uncompromising Materials: The finest woods, luxurious leathers, and premium fabrics are hallmarks of a high-end chair manufacturer. Materials not only enhance aesthetics but also ensure durability and a timeless feel.

Expert Craftsmanship: Skilled artisans with a passion for detail meticulously handcraft each piece. Intricate joinery, flawless stitching, and impeccable finishing are all hallmarks of exceptional craftsmanship.

Ergonomic Design: Comfort is paramount. High-end chair manufacturers prioritize ergonomics, ensuring chairs offer optimal support and promote good posture.

Unique Design From classic and elegant to modern and avant-garde, high-end chair manufacturers cater to diverse tastes. Their collections often feature unique designs, pushing the boundaries of innovation and aesthetics.

Exploring the Landscape of High-End Chair Manufacturers

The world of high-end chair manufacturing boasts a diverse range of players. Here's a glimpse into some renowned names:

Herman Miller: A legendary American brand, Herman Miller is synonymous with ergonomic design. Their iconic Aeron chair is a testament to their commitment to both comfort and aesthetics.

Vitra: Swiss manufacturer Vitra champions innovative design. Collaborations with renowned architects and designers result in chairs that are as much art objects as functional pieces.

Poltrona Frau: This Italian powerhouse is renowned for its exquisite leather seating. Combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design, Poltrona Frau chairs are an investment in timeless luxury.

Cassina: Another Italian leader, Cassina is known for its reinterpretation of modernist classics. They offer iconic designs by Le Corbusier, Mario Bellini, and other design luminaries.

Choosing the Right High-End Chair Manufacturer

Selecting the ideal high-end chair manufacturer depends on your specific needs and preferences. Here are some key factors to consider:

Your Style: Do you lean towards traditional elegance, contemporary minimalism, or something more eclectic? Browse the collections of various manufacturers to find a style that resonates with your taste.

Functionality: Is the chair for relaxation, work, or a combination of both? Consider features like headrests, lumbar support, and adjustability to optimize comfort for its intended use.

Material Preferences: Do you favor the warmth of wood, the supple comfort of leather, or the versatility of fabric? Explore the materials offered by different manufacturers and consider factors like maintenance and durability.

Budget: High-end chairs come with a premium price tag. Define your budget beforehand to ensure a smooth and satisfying buying experience.

Elevate Your Space with Artenspace

At Artenspace we understand the transformative power of exceptional furniture. We partner with a curated selection of high-end chair manufacturer, offering a diverse range of styles and functionalities.

Explore our website to discover chairs that embody luxury, comfort, and exceptional design. Our dedicated design experts are here to assist you in finding the perfect piece that complements your space and elevates your everyday experience.

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Vitra Design Museum's New Gallery

Swiss firm Herzog de Meuron has completed a new gallery to house the permanent collection of the Frank Gehry designed Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein Germany - Modern red brick building, clear sky, group of people, architectural simplicity, geometric design, urban landscape. Follow Ceramic City on Tumblr Source: https://soudasouda.tumblr.com/post/747765627911061504/swiss-firm-herzog-de-meuron-has-completed-a-new

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CHAIR A BY TOLIX

Created in 1927 by Xavier Pauchard, TOLIX®'s authentic A Chair is an icon of industrial design. It is part of the collections in the Vitra Museum, Moma, Pompidou Center as well as in the renowned architect Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye. Available in numerous colors, the A chair comes in steel and stainless steel to resist time and corrosion.

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Bathroom Suppliers

Bathroom suppliers offer a variety of products to help keep bathrooms tidy and organized. Some of these products include brushes and sponges to scrub surfaces, towels to dry hands after washing, and caddies and racks to hold shampoo and other supplies.

Online advertising can be a powerful tool for bathroom fixtures & accessories suppliers to reach their target audience and achieve their marketing goals. By tracking key metrics using analytics tools, suppliers can refine their ads to improve performance.

Kerasan

Kerasan offers vast collections of bathroom fixtures and taps. With a production plant and an advanced modelling department using software to reduce time and make the prototype and mold easier, they produce quality products that meet high standards in the national and international markets.

Their ceramic sanitary fittings are the perfect choice for those looking to design an elegant and modern bathroom. They also offer collections with classic or glamorous style that fit any taste.

The minimalist Flo collection is characterised by essential lines. The rimless NoRim system improves hygiene and simplifies cleaning with significant water savings. The floor-mounted Flo toilet pan can be BTW or BTS and is equipped with a cover to conceal the drainage system and brackets. This arrangement is particularly suitable for small bathrooms, giving the room a sense of greater lightness and space.

St. James

Saint James offers a wide range of products and services. The company’s portfolio includes health and wellness, as well as specialty services such as geriatrics. They also offer an array of prevention services and emergency medical response.

The company’s flagship facility is a 450,000 sq. ft. Sports, Entertainment, and Wellness Center in Springfield, Virginia. It houses the Department of Safety & Rescue (DSR), which oversees safety and emergency preparedness at the facility.

Saint James, known as Santiago in Spanish, was one of the Twelve Apostles. He is the patron saint of Spain and pilgrims. Like his brother John, he was a fisherman, and along with Peter, formed Jesus’ inner circle of disciples. They were designated boanerges or “Sons of Thunder” (Mark 3:17), perhaps because of their temperament or their fiery preaching.

Thomas Crappers

Thomas Crapper was a man who worked hard to perfect modern sanitary systems. He was a self-publicist who encouraged people to use sanitary ware in their own homes. He even opened the world's first bathroom showroom and displayed his W.Cs in plate-glass windows. Some ladies fainted at the sight!

Today, Thomas Crapper continues to make their legendary products. Their nineteen-century designs are combined with current knowledge to create exquisite fittings. They are also able to create custom products for clients with specific requirements.

The company's products are backed up by a 25-year guarantee against manufacturing defects. Their toilets also carry a 10-year mechanical guarantee. All products are available in a variety of finishes. They also offer a wide range of accessories to complement their bathroom products.

VitrA

A Swiss family business known for producing the furniture of Charles and Ray Eames, Vitra is also well-known for its cultural initiatives including a design museum and corporate campus designed by famous international architects such as Frank Gehry. The company is committed to developing smart, top quality solutions for the home and office with leading designers.

VitrA

From 15 production sites in Turkey, Germany, France and Russia, the brand is capable of supplying millions of ceramic sanitaryware units each year to over 75 countries. Their expansive range is complemented by bathroom furniture and bathtubs that enhance the overall experience. Whether you are looking for sleek glass shelves that elevate the aesthetic of your modern bathroom or traditional wooden ones from the Valarte line, there is something to suit every style.

Hansgrohe

From an energizing shower in the morning to a luxurious soak in the tub, Hansgrohe shapes every water experience. The German brand was founded in 1901 in the Black Forest and has been consistently ahead of its time ever since.

The company is driven by innovation, a passion for water, and an understanding of how people use their bathrooms. Their products transform bathroom spaces into a stylish feel-good oasis with timeless premium designs and innovative technologies that support a sustainable lifestyle.

Their bathroom faucets come in a variety of different spout heights to fit any sink, making them easy to install and use. They also offer a selection of bathroom accessories to complete your look. Their kitchen taps feature user-friendly functions and minimalist design to match any modern kitchen.