Interior designer Emma Merry, of Emma Merry Styling, selects her Most Wanted products from our November issue and explains why they have caught her eye

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Italian bathroom manufacturer Scarabeo Ceramiche has unveiled DecorLab patterns which can be applied to its Teorama 2.0 and Glam washbasins.

These could be a complete game changer for clients who want to dip a toe into the world of colour within the bathroom space.

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Many clients still remember the avocado bathroom of their grandparent’s home and, as a designer, suggesting coloured sanitaryware is still a big ask.

I would use these in association with the tiles to really create visual interest.

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With its rounded corners, the Dune sink from Abode takes on a much softer aesthetic than other models traditionally found on the market.

I’m particularly enjoying the draining grooves, and the way they run in a fluid formation.

Pair this single or 1.5 bowl model with fluted glass cabinets and I think this granite sink would be a winner.

The Dune sink is available in a choice of Black Granite, Grey Metallic and Frost White, which ticks all the trend boxes for neutral kitchens.

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What’s not to love about the New Classic range from Laufen, it’s designed by Dutch architect Marcel Wanders!

The New Classic bathroom collection basin has a huge nod to mid-century furniture.

It features modern, wenge-style wooden legs while keeping the look of a traditional washstand.

I would use this vanity washbasin as the hero piece in a cloakroom, where I would pair with simple herringbone tiling and cool brush nickel finishes.

Read senior designer from JS Geddes Joanna Geddes’s Most Wanted from Kitchens & Bathrooms News September issue.