Bathroom Furniture
Furniture is now a bathroom essential F
urniture has become an essential part of modern bathroom design as consumers
see the practical benefits, as well as the aesthetical value, it brings to any hardworking bathroom. This has led to a proliferation of design ideas for bathrooms, en-suites and cloakrooms to add style while maximising space. Tall units are useful for organising shelf space
Comment by Sabine Mané Head of Marketing, Twyford
without taking up too much room, slim-line mirror cabinets with fold-down shelves are ideal for keeping everyday toiletries at eye level for easy access and corner units are a great way to make use of a dead space. There are a variety of choices for furniture installation including fitting with legs or plinths, and wall-hung furniture is an excellent choice for compact bathrooms, offering a more minimalist appearance and floating effect. These options provide elegant and ergonomic
storage to tidy everything away, while offering convenient access to the right items when you need them.
Trend-wise, while gloss continues to be
popular we are seeing a preference for matt finishes and a move towards mixing materials, mirroring what’s happening in the kitchen industry. Gloss has dominated for a long time, but for now it’s all about matt because it’s different and has practical benefits too, as it’s less prone to the finger marks. Warm, coloured and textured woodgrains are
now more prevalent in the bathroom and blending muted colours and textured surfaces together on furniture creates a harmonious look that seamlessly integrates the bathroom into the décor of the rest of the house.
u For more information, please call 01270 879 777 or visit
www.twyfordbathrooms.com
Twyford extends its popular e100 range with the addition of furniture options A
s part of its 2015 product update, Twyford has extended its popular e100 ceramics
range with the addition of multiple options for furniture including large and small modular side cabinets, three mirror cabinets
and five vanity units which can be wall- mounted, or on chrome legs or plinths. While priced at entry-level, the stylish and
practical range is packed with features including a useful fold-down shelf on the mirror cabinets,
internal door storage, polished silver towel hooks and lighting kits. The water and humidity resistant furniture is now
available and comes in high gloss white or a new grey ash wood finish, responding to the trend for warm woodgrain tones in bathrooms. The furniture’s quality is backed by a two-year guarantee. The vanity units fit e100 square design 360mm,
450mm, 500mm, 550mm and 600mm washbasins. The 500mm and 550mm vanity units feature a useful service space to conceal pipework, whilst still making the most of the storage space available inside to stow away toiletries. The cabinets have the added benefit of a retrofitting option of the vanity units onto existing e100 basins. The two stylish modular side cabinets are
available in small (650mm) or large (860mm) and the mirror cabinets come in three sizes to match 500mm, 550mm, and 600mm vanity units. The furniture is among the new e100 products
introduced by Twyford as the first major update of its Energy Collection, launched last year. Other new products added to the e100 portfolio include washbasins and Rimfree® and Flushwise® toilets. For further information on Twyford, see contact
details below.
u01270 879 777
uwww.twyfordbathrooms.com
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