IIDEX 2012: Allure Brilliant by Grohe


September 27, 2012
“Complex without being complicated”—that’s the idea behind Grohe’s new Allure Brilliant line of bath fixtures. With light-bending angles and gemlike architecture, the line adds a sculptural quality to contemporary interiors.

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The line includes faucets, showers, and fittings with precise geometric shapes.


The line is based on a modular concept, allowing designers to select interchangeable elements depending on the desired look and function. Faucets are available in wall-, deck-, and floor-mounted options, and showers come in a full range of solutions with thermostatic mixers to ensure constant water temperature. Pieces are available in highly polished chrome and paired with frosted lead crystal beakers and soap dishes.

Professionals and consumers can also use Grohe’s 3-D Spa Explorer to see how the fixtures will look in their space. Click here to locate a distributor or installer.

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About the Manufacturer: Friedrich Grohe established GROHE in 1936. Since then, the company has continuously built a reputation for quality, superior design, and impressive technology in the bath.

Posted September 27th, 2012 by Jennifer Krichels

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