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Ateliers CINIER crafts the finest Minimal bath towel warmer radiator in Europe, proudly offered to you by PSCBATH. A luxury European bath towel warmer radiator like no other. In addition to being economical, very quiet, and efficient, the Minimal bath towel warmer radiator by Cinier brings sobriety thanks to its finishes. It is crucial to carefully position the CINIER’s Olycal® stone bath towel warmer radiator in your bathroom for optimal energy efficiency. The Olycal stone and large surface area of the CINIER bath towel warmers allow the radiator’s heat output to radiate in a homogeneous pattern. It also remains at a reasonable temperature of 150°F/65°C maximum, ensuring a higher level of comfort and safety. It safely provides total heat comfort in your bathroom while warming your towels. Furthermore, it is the best material for radiating heat into your bathroom with maximum energy efficiency.

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Originally manufactured by the American Radiator Company, in Chicago between 1895 and 1918, the Rococo Three Column radiator features elegantly scalloped top details with interwoven decorations. The Rococo Three Column cast iron radiator is the perfect choice for traditionally styled, newly built, or refurbished properties. Its finish is sharp and clear-cut in raised ornaments, while the flat surfaces are very smooth, free from pits and blemishes. With the glamour and elegance of a bygone era, the Rococo Three Column cast iron radiator will bring a touch of class to any interior. The antiqued and highlighted finishes enhance the stunning scrollwork detail. Due to its peculiar design, the radiator will not only play a part as a plumbing and heating item but will also confer the decorative value of a painting, a rug, or a drapery.

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An unsightly steam radiator sat dead in the middle of the space and needed to look modern and elegant. We made this simple cover with a fine mesh. Using the simplest of wood and materials and painting it a high gloss black. This piece is still in the designer's collection some 18 years later. Photo by: William W. Hopper

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Here is an extra wide cover with union jack screen in the final stages of production.

Originally manufactured by the American Radiator Company, in Chicago between 1895 and 1918, the Rococo Three Column radiator features elegantly scalloped top details with interwoven decorations. The Rococo Three Column cast iron radiator is the perfect choice for traditionally styled, newly built, or refurbished properties. Its finish is sharp and clear-cut in raised ornaments, while the flat surfaces are very smooth, free from pits and blemishes. With the glamour and elegance of a bygone era, the Rococo Three Column cast iron radiator will bring a touch of class to any interior. The antiqued and highlighted finishes enhance the stunning scrollwork detail. Due to its peculiar design, the radiator will not only play a part as a plumbing and heating item but will also confer the decorative value of a painting, a rug, or a drapery.

Window bench and radiator cover built from solid white oak to cover two cast iron heat radiators and one below window cavity in the middle. Integrated grills from matching wood. White painted window trim with 1/4" reveal. Hidden power strip. Designed and developed with Brooklyn based designer Corinne Gilbert

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Originally manufactured by the American Radiator Company, in Chicago between 1895 and 1918, the Rococo Three Column radiator features elegantly scalloped top details with interwoven decorations. The Rococo Three Column cast iron radiator is the perfect choice for traditionally styled, newly built, or refurbished properties. Its finish is sharp and clear-cut in raised ornaments, while the flat surfaces are very smooth, free from pits and blemishes. With the glamour and elegance of a bygone era, the Rococo Three Column cast iron radiator will bring a touch of class to any interior. The antiqued and highlighted finishes enhance the stunning scrollwork detail. Due to its peculiar design, the radiator will not only play a part as a plumbing and heating item but will also confer the decorative value of a painting, a rug, or a drapery.

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