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BATHROOMFURNITURE


Furniture adds the statement F


urniture has become the statement element in the bathroom – this is


Comment by Margaret Talbot Marketing Manager, VitrA


good news for retailers as well as for consumers. For retailers, the addition of stunning furniture boosts the whole- bathroom sale, and for consumers innovative ranges bring the opportunity to create a bathroom that is both practical and individual. The look consumers want centres around the basin area with cleverly organised storage below for cosmetics and a well-lit mirror or mirror cabinet above. Finishes feature the latest high-performance foils from the furniture industry in moody greys, oak, natural wood and anthracite. Pale pastels have been replaced with white and cream combined with a soft wood effect. Water resistant, easy-to-clean surfaces have become the favourite choice for counter tops.


The best ranges of bathroom furniture offer a choice of vanity units or consoles in a choice of sizes, with or without basins. Choosing a range that includes units with dedicated basins makes design and ordering easier for the retailer and simplifies installation for the fitter. In addition to basin units, a good furniture range should contain a choice of illuminated mirror cabinets, tall and small storage units and solutions for back to wall WCs. Innovative furniture ranges also include clever solutions for wall-hung pans, avoiding the need to build a false wall. Travel to more exotic luxury destinations has


created a demand for sophisticated bathrooms. The clever use of materials such as VitrA’s Cerafine allows product designers to create unique basin shapes that were not possible a few years ago. Positioned on a vanity unit, these elegant basins bring a designer edge to the bathroom – and can also be used to create a comment worthy cloakroom.


VitrA Extends Scandi-style Sento Bathroom Furniture A


esthetic and minimalist Scandinavian styling has made the


Sento range from VitrA a top choice for bathroom buyers looking for modern and versatile design. The wide range of options within the Sento range has now been extended with the addition of new washbasin units, designed to work with countertop bowls.


Sento, which is part of VitrA’s Designer


Collection, was created by in-house designers. Available now, Sento’s new washbasin units are offered in 65, 80, 100 and 130cm sizes and can be used with any VitrA countertop basin. Every design need is covered as the units are available with or without legs, with doors or drawers (one or two) and in matt cream, matt anthracite and matt white finishes.


“These additions give bathroom designers the


ultimate freedom and choice,” says VitrA Marketing Manager Margaret Talbot. “Our countertop basins come in many different shapes, sizes and styles, making it easy to create that desirable Scandinavian look. The furniture provides practical storage space for toiletries and bathroom essentials, keeping the bathroom minimalist and free from clutter.”


01235 750990 50 BKU NOVEMBER 2019


www.vitra.co.uk


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