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Europe’s leading shower designer and manufacturer, Roman, has revealed that the annual Sleep & Eat event was another resounding success.
Roman showcased a selection of innovative products at this year’s Sleep & Eat exhibition on 19th-20th November at London’s Olympia, demonstrating the company’s full range of capabilities and vast experience within the UK and International project market.
At this year’s Sleep & Eat event, Roman’s stand displayed two stunning hotel concepts featuring integrated solid surface fabrication elements across the bathroom – and Roman also unveiled a new Fluted glass wetroom panel.
Each of the three hotel design concepts showcased real hotel bathroom specifications with each presenting distinctive showering solutions and each illustrated a different metal colour finish; silver; matt black, and brushed nickel.
Roman’s centrepiece display was a stunning black Mondrian inspired design which consisted of a shower enclosure with clear glass and a toilet enclosure with frosted glass; a black and white wall unit with drawers; and a solid surface basin with industrial style black steel frame and black chrome fittings throughout. The set also featured Roman’s large square black grid mirror – the black grid style encapsulates industrial chic with an elegant twist and leads the current industrial look trend in bathroom design.
Alongside the Mondrian inspired hotel concept, Roman also displayed a shower enclosure with a brushed nickel metal finish. This hotel set also featured a solid surface integrated panel on a matt white anti-slip tray with a Corian vanity unit and splashback with an oak base unit.
David Osborne, managing director of Roman, commented: “Sleep and Eat is always a great event for us. It’s the only place that we can really highlight our design and manufacturing capabilities for the hospitality sector – and of course, all of our hotel bathroom mockups are based upon real-life projects and design challenges over the last few months”.
