In early 2020 Vasco will be introducing six new ‘Noble’ colours across all their designer radiator collections.
Enhancing an already impressive palette the new ‘Noble’ colours introduce three metallic shades inbronze, gold & silver, the warm tone of curry provides interest & depth, whilst pearl beige and pink add light, providing the finishing touches for a modern interior be it in the home or office.
The last few years has seen a rise in popularity of deeper earth tones along with matte black however, more recently ‘elemental’ accents and highlights are being sought, and the new favourites now include bronze, silver and gold. Vasco describes these hues as ‘Noble’ derived from high-qualityprecious metals; they dovetail perfectly with Vasco’s high-end products.
One of the key industry sectors for Vasco is sanitary, whose current focus is on gilt and gold in the bathroom. Vasco have drawn inspiration from these latest international bathroom trends and expanded its colour portfolio to specifically meet end consumer’s needs.
As a leading trendsetter in the field of designer radiators, Vasco are aware that a specific colour can add a personal touch and lift interior design to a higher level. The correct shade can turn a radiator into an eye-catching piece of furniture, co-ordinating it with other interior design elements, materials and colours. Their extensive portfolio includes traditional, contemporary and striking award-winning designs in steel or aluminium, in a range of sizes and colours all with optional towel rail accessories for added functionality.
All Vasco aluminium radiators, including the latest electric models, are 100% sustainable made from recycled aluminium, demonstrating the perfect balance between heating comfort and creative design.
With the addition of the 6 new ‘Noble colours’ Vasco radiators are now available in 56 colours. Onall shades Vasco offers a ten-year quality warranty on the water tightness and lacquer of all its products. They use a high-quality lacquering process similar to that of a car manufacturer. All Vasco radiators receive an initial anti-corrosion priming coat, which is baked into the radiator at a temperature of approx. 200°C. A second powder coating follows which is also baked into the radiator at 200°C.
