Harrison Bathrooms introduces Edition 22, expanding its Scudo portfolio with coordinated colours, finishes and products designed to bring greater flexibility and cohesion to contemporary bathroom schemes.
Harrison Bathrooms has unveiled Edition 22, introducing an extensive collection of new products, finishes and coordinated design options across its Scudo portfolio.
Developed in response to customer feedback, design trends and sales insight, the latest collection has been created to provide greater flexibility when specifying bathrooms, from individual statement spaces through to considered schemes.
Greater Choice Across Bathroom Design
New additions span furniture, showering, baths and brassware, with colour, material and texture playing a more prominent role than ever before. Rich walnut furniture, coloured freestanding baths, new vanity collections and matt white slate-effect shower trays are among the introductions, alongside extensions to established bestselling ranges.
A key focus throughout the collection is the ability to create a complete and coordinated bathroom scheme from one brand. Products and finishes have been developed to work across categories, helping to achieve greater consistency throughout a space while retaining the flexibility to create distinctive bathrooms for different styles and settings.
The brochure opens with a dedicated design trends section, exploring the colours, textures and materials influencing contemporary interiors. Curated mood boards, styling guidance and aspirational roomsets demonstrate how these trends can translate into practical bathroom schemes, providing inspiration for designers looking to create spaces with greater visual impact and individuality.
Central to this approach is Colour by Scudo, built around the principle “One Colour. One Bathroom. One Brand.” Six complementary finishes, including brushed brass, brushed nickel, matt black, brushed bronze, gunmetal and chrome, can be carried across multiple product categories to create a cohesive design language throughout the bathroom.
Creating Cohesive Bathroom Schemes
This coordinated approach provides the opportunity to introduce stronger design detail without compromising on the practical considerations required within the bathroom. Different finishes, furniture styles and statement pieces can be layered into schemes to create individual looks while maintaining a considered and cohesive overall design.
Hayley Bowman, Marketing Director at Harrison Bathrooms, commented, “Edition 22 is about giving our customers greater freedom when creating bathroom schemes. We have developed some of our most successful ranges through new finishes, materials and coordinated product design, providing more opportunity to create spaces that feel distinctive while remaining practical and commercially considered.
“Bathrooms have become an increasingly important part of the overall interior scheme. The ability to coordinate products across the space, introduce texture and colour and create something that feels considered can make a real difference to the finished environment.”
Edition 22 reflects Scudo’s continued focus on combining contemporary design with functionality and commerciality, offering greater choice and creative flexibility when designing bathrooms for today’s homes.
