TUSTIN, CA, February 04, 2012
/24-7PressRelease/ -- Villeroy & Boch announced today the addition of new color and finishing options available for select washbasins within the popular Memento product line. With increased selections, designers and home remodelling enthusiasts find the sleek minimalist style of the Memento washbasin a timeless piece exuding functionality and a purist aesthetic.
"Memento continues to be in demand across the nation. It makes sense to expand the washbasin offering in a variety of colors and finishes that appeal to different design techniques," said Ben Fix, marketing manager for the U.S. and Canada Villeroy & Boch Bath and Wellness division. "The many options allow for endless color combinations in the bath."
The new Memento surface-mounted washbasins are available in 19 5/8" and 23 5/8" and are offered with or without faucet holes. Finishes come in either matte or glossy. Several color options exist, including edelweiss (matte white), white alpine (glossy white) and black (glossy) which are all available immediately, as well as ebony (matte black) and graphite (matte grey) washbasins which can be obtained via special order.
Villeroy & Boch's existing Memento washbasins also come in 15 ¾", 31 ½", 39 3/8", and 47 ¼", and are offered in the new finishes, rounding out a product line that is comprised of a wide range of washbasins, as well as coordinating vanities, bathroom furniture and water closets. To learn more about the Memento collection, visit http://www.villeroy-boch.com/en or call 800-536-BATH (2284).
About Villeroy & Boch:
Villeroy & Boch, with headquarters in Mettlach, Germany, has production plants located in Europe, Mexico and Thailand. The product range includes articles from three domains: Bathroom & Wellness, Tableware and Tiles. With 260 years of company history behind it, today Villeroy & Boch is a European Lifestyle brand active in 125 countries.
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