We continue our tour regarding Noken’s latest news from Cersaie 2015 with the new sophisticated finishes for taps from the bathroom equipment firm by PORCELANOSA Grupo.
Soft-Black sobriety
One of the collections extending its range of finishes is the versatile NK Logic series, based on the simplicity and purity of a combination of straight and curved lines. By making use of geometrical shapes in order to unlock its potential, NK Logic is now offered in the Soft-Black finish. By means of this updated appearance, NK Logic taps gain a softer touch and achieve a new dimension, standing out thanks to their clean flat angular lines, which are perfect for captivating in any bathroom design.
Purity and sophistication with the smokey grey finish
Another of the endless possibilities Noken offers for bathrooms is to opt for a tap which stands out because of its refinement and elegance. The firm launches its new smokey grey finish by basing it on the purity and sophistication of plain dark colours.
Exquisiteness of the gloss nickel finish
The most iconographic and sustainable collection by Noken, NK Concept, from now onwards, is included in the gloss nickel finish, thus, highlighting its sobriety and elegance even more.
Sticking to the ergonomics and lightness NK Concept new taps collection is characterised by, but with a lot more pure renovated lines, it is presented with the inside body called Smartbox, an over mounted solution for bathrooms which results in it being a lot more attractive and noiseless. On one hand, technology and innovation of the Smartbox bathroom does achieve in hiding the system behind the wall, and on the other hand, it reduces noise, thus, we get a better and a more relaxing experience in the bathroom.
The Smartbox program was born out of a great demand of embedded bodies for bathrooms design, based on a highly flexible modular system. This technological solution requires an easy installation system, very sophisticated and not complicated, not only for basin taps, but also for shower or bathtubs taps.
