These are not standard, white rectangular radiators found in 99% of bathrooms across the country, these are iconic styles, designed to be bold and make a statement about the bathroom and your lifestyle.  Sharp, angular and rigid chrome towel radiators are available, or you can choose a seductively shaped winding, circular radiator for a softer, more feminine feel.

Some of the designs, such as the B² are a radiator designed in a mathematic style, offering an architectural feature in your bathroom.  Indeed, the architectural features of bisque radiators are their hallmark, which allow creative and free thinking individuals to express their individuality and creativity in the design and features of their bathroom, rather than just choosing something which everyone else has.

Freestanding radiators are also available and some of these have a real retrospective air about them, whilst incorporating the modern design statement which helps define the 21st Century.  This blend of old and new, retrospective and futuristic marks out bisque radiators as being timeless and yet, somehow, respectful of what has gone before.  So for those who want to really shape their living space and to demonstrate 21st living at its most ‘ultra cool’, bisque radiators really are a serious consideration.

Their price range is not particularly cheap, as you may now be realise from this type of designer, but the pieces are durable and individual, hence many feel, well worth the cost.

A recent fashion trend for bathrooms has been the introduction of dual wash hand basins, so two people can use a wash hand basin at the same time, great if you both want to clean your teeth at the same time.  However, it is hard to know if this trend will continue or if it is something which will simply date a bathroom in years to come.  If you are considering putting in two basins, make sure that you actually have the room for it; the basins need to give each person adequate space, so that they do not feel they are in a public toilet, crammed up against the next person.

Some continental bathrooms also come with an optional bidet.  Bidets were certainly popular during the 1980s, but now tend to be more prevalent in households where the householders are over 50. This may not be wholly in keeping with a bathroom design attempting to portray urban chic to anyone who comes in!

One trend which does seem to be here to stay is encasing radiator and water pipes, to give a very clean and uncluttered feel to a bathroom.  It is unlikely that this trend will die out given the heat efficiency factor of these casings; so, of all the trends, this is probably the most recommended one, in terms of being contemporary but lasting.

Bisque have been producing radiators for over 25 years and literally been at the leading edge of design for their quality radiator products. The elegance of the hot spring radiator is a world apart from the standards endured for many generations. The hot spring radiator is contemporary in design yet fully functional and redefines your central heating system as a designer product.

All of the Bisque radiators on the market have a great heat output  and range from metallic finish to pure white. The radiator valves are widely available too and fitting seems to be very easy with standard connections included.