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25/10/2023
Renaissance At Home Reveals Best Selling Radiator Finish Of 2023
Heating and bathroom specialists Renaissance at Home have revealed the most popular radiator finish of 2023.
Colour is out and classic hand-burnished finishes are in.
Research using Renaissance at Home's sales data shows that hand-burnished finishes across the firm’s cast iron radiators are reigning supreme in 2023 – up three places from last year.
Megan Adams of Renaissance at Home said: "Last year greys lead the charge but in 2023 we are seeing a return to the raw industrialism of hand-burnished cast iron radiators.
"It shows homeowners are looking to more classic, timeless finishes that transcend trends.'
The rest of the top five was made up of Foundry Grey Metallic (which was also ranked '2' last year), Primer (which fell from the top spot), Graphite Grey Metallic (which dropped down a place) and Hammered Bronze Metallic (which rose a mighty four places).
Renaissance at Home's range of cast iron radiators are bursting with character and period personality. They combine style with purpose and work in both contemporary and classic settings.
But what makes them really special is they are available in more than 10,000 colour finishes, from classic Farrow & Ball shades to Roberson liquid metals.
What's more, they come with a lifetime guarantee.
Renaissance at Home’s range of cast iron radiators are available now from renaissanceathome.co.uk with prices starting at £24 per section.
Colour is out and classic hand-burnished finishes are in.
Research using Renaissance at Home's sales data shows that hand-burnished finishes across the firm’s cast iron radiators are reigning supreme in 2023 – up three places from last year.
Megan Adams of Renaissance at Home said: "Last year greys lead the charge but in 2023 we are seeing a return to the raw industrialism of hand-burnished cast iron radiators.
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"It shows homeowners are looking to more classic, timeless finishes that transcend trends.'
The rest of the top five was made up of Foundry Grey Metallic (which was also ranked '2' last year), Primer (which fell from the top spot), Graphite Grey Metallic (which dropped down a place) and Hammered Bronze Metallic (which rose a mighty four places).
Renaissance at Home's range of cast iron radiators are bursting with character and period personality. They combine style with purpose and work in both contemporary and classic settings.
But what makes them really special is they are available in more than 10,000 colour finishes, from classic Farrow & Ball shades to Roberson liquid metals.
What's more, they come with a lifetime guarantee.
Renaissance at Home’s range of cast iron radiators are available now from renaissanceathome.co.uk with prices starting at £24 per section.
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