Celebrating the robust design language of linear architecture, the award-winning Phoenix Lexi MKII collection has been repositioned to deliver exceptional value reflecting customer feedback on pricing. LexiMKII covers a range of mixers and accessories and teams with the Oxley shower collection, to enable a cohesive look to be achieved across a bathroom, kitchen and laundry.
The Block alumni, Elise and Matt Bothe, recently created a Wellness Room and Outdoor Shower area at their home in Perth. These are tranquil, versatile spaces designed with health, practicality, and low maintenance care in mind and enhance indoor-outdoor living for their active family. Elise chose Phoenix products to add functionality and a beautiful design aesthetic to these spaces.
At Phoenix, we’re committed to making the design process as seamless as possible for architects, designers, and specifiers. That’s why we offer an extensive BIM (Building Information Modeling) content library, providing a comprehensive range of our high-quality products in a digital format.
As we proudly celebrate our 35th anniversary this year, we at Phoenix reflect on a journey filled with innovation and dedication. Since our inception, we have consistently pushed the boundaries of design and functionality, earning a reputation for excellence and innovation in the industry.
When purchasing or specifying tapware, sinks, showers and accessories, remember to consider the strength of the warranty when making your choices. A robust warranty is an indication of the quality of the product that a brand is prepared to stand behind.
Naomi Findlay brings a wealth of experience in interior design, project management, and styling, coupled with a deep passion for imparting knowledge to others. We spoke with Naomi about her latest project, Branxton Bank, in the Hunter Region of New South Wales. A huge undertaking with the results being nothing short of a testament to Naomi’s passion for design.
Australia is phasing out the use of lead in tapware to safeguard your drinking water. The Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) has amended the National Construction Code (NCC) to limit the allowable lead content in brass plumbing products, which contain copper alloys and are intended for use in contact with drinking water, to a weighted average lead content of not more than 0.25%. We are currently in the transition period for this change and by May 2026, all tapware and mixers will fall in line with this new Lead Free standard, significantly reducing your exposure to this metal.
From her earliest memories sketching floor plans and dreaming up spaces that existed solely in her imagination, Rachael Turner has always had a passion for building.
Luxury spaces prioritise comfort, aesthetics, and functionality, and the bathroom should be no exception. Add luxury to your bathroom experience with these four tips.
Emma Blomfield, Director and Principal Designer at Emma Blomfield Studio, is a firm believer in practicality without compromising on style. Her latest personal renovation project is a true testament to this approach, with Phoenix welcomed on the journey to help make it happen.
