British bathroom furniture manufacturer Woodstock Trading has launched 50 products across its Calypso Bathrooms and Veldeau brands.

Unveiled across two Spring 2024 brochures, the product launch introduces furniture, mirrors, brassware, ceramics, and hardware.

Calypso now offers over 25 premium ranges, over 10,000 products, and more than 80 finishes, while Veldeau features over 1,700 products, across 10 ranges, and more than 20 finishes.

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Commenting on the product launch, head of marketing Charlotte Tilby said: “Every element of our R&D process is managed in-house, which means we are in a fantastic position to rapidly launch new collections based on market demands to help our retail customers grow their businesses.

“Our latest additions to the Calypso and Veldeau ranges this spring will offer exciting new innovations to the furniture collections already available via our extensive retailer network.”

Among the latest Calypso launches are the traditional-inspired Petra vanity (pictured), with horizontal fluted detailing, introduction of wood effects to Brecon fitted furniture and contemporary fluted fronts as part of the Levanto vanity range.

While Bourton Fitted Furniture Plus in Cashmere, Evergreen, and Halifax Oak, floorstanding vanities for Henbury and Byford ranges, and new high-rise WC units across all fitted furniture, are among the additions to the Veldeau brand.

As well as new bathroom furniture, Woodstock will also launch updated mirrors across both brands  featuring energy-efficient demister pads, and adaptive lighting.

“Mirrors are a huge growth area for Calypso and Veldeau,” explained Charlotte Tilby.

“As a result of investment in R&D, our new mirror innovations are not just comparable to market leaders but are in fact more advanced. So, we look forward to growing this category with our customers in 2024.”

Calypso and Veldeau bathroom furniture ranges, including the latest additions, are underpinned by next-day delivery across the UK.

Woodstock has also recently moved into kitchens with the acquisition of the LochAnna brand.