We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with ArtiCAD!

Frontline Bathrooms, based in Featherstone, West Yorkshire, is widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading bathroom distributors. The company offers an exceptional range of exclusive own-brand bathroom products, including high-quality sanitaryware, brassware, showers, baths, enclosures, and furniture. Frontline combines quality, design, and affordability to create stylish products that cater to every taste and transform any bathroom space.

Partnering exclusively with ArtiCAD, the complete Frontline Aqua catalogue – featuring over 2,000 products – is now available for ArtiCAD users to request via the ArtiCAD Members Portal. This collaboration enables ArtiCAD users to seamlessly specify Frontline’s high-quality products within bathroom designs, ensuring they benefit from the latest industry-leading solutions and features.

Hayley Bowman, Marketing Manager at Frontline Bathrooms: “CAD software is not just a tool for creating designs – it allows us to bring our products to life with precision. With the complexity of bathroom spaces and the variety of products we offer, having accurate 3D models is vital for our retailers to visualise, configure, and present our products to their customers effectively.”

Alex Rollinger, Senior Marketing & Operations Executive at ArtiCAD: We’re thrilled to welcome Frontline Bathrooms to the Supplier Partnership Programme. The addition of their catalogue makes ArtiCAD’s bathroom design software even more powerful. At ArtiCAD, we’re dedicated to empowering businesses, like Frontline, with innovative technology to streamline the design process, deliver exceptional customer experiences, and stay ahead of industry trends.”

A major trend we foresee making waves in the luxury market is the integration of smart technology, such as heated floors, smart mirrors, and advanced shower systems. These innovations are enhancing both convenience and luxury in the bathroom. By 2025/2026, we believe these trends will start to filter into the mid-market, and we’re already exploring new product offerings to meet this demand.”