Continuing our new series on the design enthusiasts who work in all sorts of different roles across the industry, we speak to Rogerseller’s Claire Drummond.

Citing strong growth in the recent 12 months, Winning Group has acquired Rogerseller expanding the business into the bathroom sphere.

In 2020, Rogerseller is 125 years young, and to celebrate the bathroom and kitchen experts are giving you a gift – a once in a lifetime sale with items up to 80% off!

Technology has well and truly made its way into nearly every facet of life. But what about the bathroom? In a free white paper, we investigate the state of bathroom technology in Australia and how it’s keeping pace with the 21st century. Download now!

The bathroom is a special place in the home – a place to unwind, relax, recover, and think. This Indesign In Focus looks at the amenities that help aid this ritual.

Stone and ceramic are both classic additions within any space. Its diversity means that it can be used in any interior – modernist, industrial, minimalist, even vintage or classic. This week’s Indesign In Focus showcases stones and ceramics that make every interior elegant and sublime.

Available exclusively from Rogerseller, leading German shower and tapware manufacturer, Hansgrohe’s new collection of luxurious overhead showers and controls feature glass surfaces for a refined and elegant aesthetic.

Iconic Italian tapware manufacturer Fantini has launched a number of new collections – inspired by the timeless elegance of the classics.

Unusual and iconic – Rogerseller has unveiled the new Caldera and Eccentric collections.

Leading Italian bathware manufacturer, Catalano, have introduced the latest collection of washbasins to their impressive portfolio, Premium Up. 

A sculpted and refined bathroom vanity from Falper that emanates Italian sophistication.

Created to be a fully personalised storage and organisational solution, the Hangar walk-in wardrobe system created by Piero Lissoni for Lema provides complete customisation, without restraints.

As we know, in the design world there’s no greater time to debut new products than at Salone del Mobile. Over an exciting week, thousands of exhibitors and visitors peruse the latest in design, and Italian design luminaries Lema, Fantini, Valcucine and Falper, are no exceptions.

Contrary to many creative endeavours, the purpose of some interior design is often to be completely unnoticeable. In hospitality venues the design needs to communicate loud and clear, but in residential settings, however, the interior must become a backdrop for the drama of life to unfold. Here’s an example by Rogerseller.

Falper’s Quattro. Zero achieves fine detail in smaller-footprint projects.

For the A&D community, there is constant pressure to be productive, creative, and get things done. They rely on their partners to do the job well and efficiently; they require suppliers they can trust. But what exactly makes a good supplier? What are the A&D community looking for and how can suppliers meet those demands?

Along with the exquisite bathroom collections Rogerseller brings us from their in-house design team, such as the Amélie Bath and Pirch Timber Furniture, they also bring us the very finest in revolutionary design from the world stage.

Valcucine are true artisans of kitchen living. Their mission is to achieve a perfect combination of sustainability, ergonomics and innovative design. It is the mix of these three passions that creates an exclusive kitchen solution for you.

Meet Lema, a collection of customised wardrobe and shelving systems, and the latest in Rogerseller’s new home living solutions range.

Reflecting cultural change, Rogerseller’s new entire home living solutions are about savouring time.