Splash

The custom bathroomware specialists.

November 18th, 2011

Australia’s newest bathroom brand’s Sydney showroom is located in what Indesign Magazine has dubbed ‘Specifier Heaven’ at 69 O’Riordan Street, Alexandria opposite Space Furniture. This new design precinct is easy to access and provides a one-stop-shopping experience with a cluster of like-minded design showrooms such as Kezu, TSAR, Gelosa and Cosh Living.

Light and spacious, the Splash Showroom offers a different kind of bathroomware selection experience which has been conveniently recreated online at www.splashbathroomware.com.au The locally designed and manufactured Splash products sit alongside world-best brands including Duravit. And, as a specialist in custom-made bathroomware and bathroom furniture Splash can manufacture to your design specification. Smiles guaranteed.

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