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Right: The Timber Collection of high-end furniture was previously available in fitted and modular form but has now been bolstered with this wall- hung modular version
Below: Symmetry modular in black gloss
BRITISH
bathroom furniture manufacturer
Utopia is certainly not doing things by half with its latest new launch. Marking 2011 with four new furniture concepts, the company has even built a new 7,000 sq ft showroom to present the new ideas at its headquarters in Wolverhampton. Among the highlights is the Symmetry
furniture range, based on a series of curved pieces that can be used wall-hung individually, as a freestanding option, or fitted wall-to-wall. The numerous configurations in the range allow for bathroom designs to fit awkward spaces and include various storage options. The Encurva modular furniture range
comprises a selection of single, offset curved and double curved units which create a stylish and highly contemporary aesthetic. Mirrors play an important part, with two curved designs that reflect the shape of the surfaces below as well as a designer option with a striking design detail on a co-ordinating
backboard and integrated LED lighting. Meanwhile, the i-Line range offers
all three fitted, freestanding and modular furniture categories in a 50mm framing style, opening up a host of different design choices. Utopia has also diversified its product
range further, offering consumers a complete bathroom look with a selection of ceramic tiles to complement – but not dominate –
the furniture. The Utopia Tile Collection is made up of ten wall tiles in shades of white, cream, brown and black with six co- ordinating floor tiles. designer
Utopia Bathrooms
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