The brand new showroom in the heart of Wan Chai to offer visitors a taste of British style and innovation.
February 18th, 2014
BAGNODESIGN London’s highly anticipated flagship Architect and Designer (A&D) showroom in Hong Kong has opened in Wan Chai.

BAGNODESIGN London’s grand opening in Hong Kong
Covering 4,000sqft and featuring a range of European manufactured and designed products, the showroom has been conceived to allow architects, interior designers, contractors and discerning retail clients to experience BAGNODESIGN London’s products first-hand. It can also be described as a ‘tool kit’ to assist architects and designers in product specification for new bathroom spaces.
BAGNODESIGN London’s grand opening in Hong Kong

(From left) BAGNODESIGN senior management team including Kevan Halliwel, Simon Davis and Daryl Barker
“Opening a store such as this has been a dream of ours here at BAGNODESIGN London for quite some time,” says Simon Davis, Sales Director of BAGNODESIGN Asia Pacific, “Our aim is for Design and Construction professionals to fully utilise the social space – touch, feel and select materials in a relaxed environment where all the specialised facilities you would expect to find are available. These include workspaces, private meeting areas with video-conferencing facilities, refreshments and free WiFi access.”

BAGNODESIGN Architect and Designer (A&D) Centre is situated in the heart of Wan Chai and covers 4,000sqft
Some BAGNODESIGN London products of note include URBAN, its latest collection of sanitary ware, furniture and brassware. Featuring softened cubic lines that are ideal for modern living, URBAN sanitary ware includes a wall-hung WC and a matching washbasin, while the range of furniture comes as a handle-less design and with a choice of five finishes. The ultra-thin brassware covers basin, bath and bidet mixers through to concealed thermostatic shower mixers and is available in either chrome or a stainless steel finish.
At the other end of the spectrum, the BLOOMSBURY Collection brings luxury and opulence to the modern day, yet classically styled bathroom. The collection features standard washbasins, which can be combined with a variety of different washstand options to suit the space available. The new furniture line within the collection is made using the finest available marine grade ply with rich ebony veneer. BLOOMSBURY also offers three ranges of brassware with each style of brassware evoking a different era of the London high-life.
In Hong Kong, BAGNODESIGN London comes under Leisure Plus, one of Van Shung Chong Holdings Limited’s (VSC) umbrella retail companies.
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