It was 120 years ago in a small Swiss town of the same name that the Laufen brand was born. What began as a pottery factory has become one of the world’s most renowned producers of bathroom ceramics. Due to their technical expertise Laufen is able to mould ceramic into shapes and sizes that are simply not available from other manufacturers.

Laufen are able to offer a sanitaryware solution for all shapes and sizes of bathrooms and at every price level, with quality guaranteed throughout. Laufen has won numerous Design Awards such as the IF Design Award , RED DOT Design AWard, Good Design AWards, Laufen has worked in collaboration with some of Europe’s leading design houses and Architects to create iconic sanitaryware. These include Stefano Giovannoni, Ludovica+Roberto Palomba , Peter Wirz., Phoenix design and Allessi.

For Large bathrooms Laufen offers sanitaryware collections including Ilbagno Alessi One and Palace to give that grand luxurious bathroom look.

If you have a small bathroom then saving space in the bathroom becomes very important and Laufen have the compact bathroom solution. Ensuite bathrooms would benefit from the compact Mimo bath and the short projection wall hung Laufen Pro toilet.

They have also recently introduced short projection cloakroom furniture and basins. Each sanitaryware collection includes wall-hung and freestanding toilets, bidets and washbasins in a range of sizes, plus co-ordinating furniture and accessories for a streamlined finish.

Laufen also offers a range of sanitaryware and furniture designed specifically for the children’s bathroom, FloraKids.

Finally, Laufen brassware includes an innovative touch-free mixer tap that is both hygienic and water-saving. Laufen taps are produced by the famous Oras Tap company.

Lefroy Brooks is the manufacturer of classic British bathrooms. All taps are hand cast, hand forged, hand polished and hand assembled. Their luxury goods cover brassware, chinaware, baths and marble consoles produced in Massa Carrara.

Their story spans the last century from the tap’s domestic origins in the late Victorian era through to the beginning of a new millennium. They begin in 1900 with our Edwardian turn of the century British range. Their curvaceous French range follows. The 1930s range encompasses the Art Deco period. The glamorous 1940s range includes panels of hand applied black lacquer. In the 1950s they have the west coast streamlined style, evocative of the great American automobiles. Then the definitive minimalist range, machined from solid stainless steel completes the century.

These classic products still stand the test of time. They were beautifully made, beautifully practical and they remain beautiful today.