Bette simplifies bathroom design

By JMG Communications Published on Monday, November 16, 2020 at 01:00

Choosing a color is an exciting step in the design process for a modern bathroom. Architects, interior designers, designers, and end customers often pay a lot of attention to it. Bette's new color chart, which allows you to customize all glazed titanium steel elements, facilitates color preselection and the consultation process.

New practical color chart

When advising on and designing a bathroom, it's often a challenge to keep track of the many color options and combinations of Bette elements. The task becomes more complicated when the colors need to harmonize with other bathroom fixtures. Traditional catalogs, simple color overviews, or websites are only of limited help and are often impractical or unreliable. With its new, clear and practical color chart, Bette provides valuable assistance to everyone involved in the project. This arduous task becomes more fun, simpler, and faster in a flash.

Clear and realistic colors

The new compact color chart is divided into several categories. The bathroom color section includes a selected range of classic and modern colors, suitable for many current bathroom projects. The effect color chapter reveals the four signature shades (Midnight, Forest, Blue Satin, and Daylight) and their variants (sparkling, glittering, matte, and glossy). Finally, the exclusive color section presents the entire world of matte colors, closely aligned with current trends in tiles, natural stone, and wood flooring.

Using the color chart, pre-selecting the right color becomes child's play. A simple visual comparison now allows all the colors in the bathroom or building to be directly coordinated. This new method eliminates the need to wait indefinitely for color samples. Bette has scrupulously ensured a tight tolerance to accurately represent the actual colors on its color chart. The manufacturer thus guarantees no unpleasant surprises. Customers can, of course, always order an original sample after selecting colors.

An immediate overview of possible combinations

The new color chart is also particularly practical when it comes to combining elements. On the back of each page, Bette has provided an overview of bathtubs, shower trays, and sinks, as well as the available variations for the given color. This comprehensive overview eliminates the need for time-consuming searches in a catalog or on a website and quickly leads to the result.

The handy color chart is available for free upon order. Visit us at https://www.my-bette.com/en/service/colour-fan.

Good to know: In case architects or architectural consultants do not find what they are looking for in the large color chart, Bette also offers its Key Colors, a creation of personalized colors for high-end architectural projects in certain quantities.