The touchless, all-in-one Verge with WashBar Technology, created by Bradley Corp., has received the 2017 GOOD DESIGN Award. Presented by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design in cooperation with the European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies, the Verge with WashBar earned a winning designation in the Bath/Accessories category.

The product integrates Bradley’s Verge basin in durable and sustainable Evero quartz material along with touch-free clean+rinse+dry functionality housed in the WashBar feature.

GOOD DESIGN is renowned as the world's most prestigious and oldest product design award program. Founded in 1950 in Chicago by architects Eero Saarinen, Charles and Ray Eames, and Edgar Kaufmann Jr., GOOD DESIGN recognizes outstanding product design, innovation and sustainability among new consumer products designed and manufactured in Europe, Asia, Africa, and North and South America.

“Bradley is honored to have won the prestigious 2017 GOOD DESIGN Award for the Verge with WashBar,” said Jon Dommisse, strategic planning and corporate development, Bradley Corp. “We developed this all-in-one product based on input from design professionals around the world. In effect, the Verge with WashBar improves user-focused functionality, accessibility, convenience, aesthetics and safety in commercial washrooms.”

In addition to GOOD DESIGN, the Verge with WashBar has been recognized in 2017 with 11 other design awards from a number of trade publications.

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