From: residential architect September-October 2010
Posted on: October 22, 2010
new material

drain away

By:: Nigel F. Maynard

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If you’ve ever wanted the drain to disappear or at least assume a less prominent role in your architecture, what you’ve been looking for is CeraLine. Imported from Europe, the linear shower drain contributes a measure of sophistication to the bathing area and can be set with tile to assume an even more stealth appearance. Fabricated from stainless steel, it’s also produced in a wide variety of finishes, including physical vapor deposition options. CeraLine can be ordered in sizes ranging from 32 inches to 52 inches long. California Faucets, 800.822.8855; www.calfaucets.com.

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