MULTIFUNCTIONAL MIRRORS & MIRRORED CABINETS


Geberit’s Bathroom Collection P


erfect for any space, the Geberit Bathroom Collection combines exceptional design and quality craftsmanship to create a stunning sanctuary space with smart storage solutions at its core.


Designed in line with Geberit’s ethos, ‘Design Meets Function,’ the popular Acanto furniture collection offers flexible storage space based upon extensive ergonomic consumer research. The versatile range of cabinets includes drawers,


compartments and shelving, with the Acanto mirror cabinet also incorporating a USB charging point and integrated shaving point, allowing users to achieve an organised, uncluttered environment. A wall-mountable magnetic board enables storage trays or brackets to be attached wherever needed, meaning everyday essentials can be moved to suit the individual, and are always within easy reaching distance.


In a room where space is often at a premium, Geberit’s innovative modular solutions offer


greater design versatility regardless of room size, whether it is a busy family bathroom, en-suite or cloak room, without ever compromising on style. From its clever design innovations, quality materials and years of expertise, Geberit enhances user experience and aesthetic across every inch of the collection.


For more information visit the website.


www.geberitcollection.co.uk


LED ILLUMINATED MIRRORS


Elation’s new LED Illuminated Mirrors make a strong style statement whilst integrating luxurious design features such as in-built touch sensor and de-mister pad to clear condensation.


Available in three sizes, they can be hung horizontally or vertically and are IP44 rated, suitable for bathroom use.


01622 833633 www.claygate.co.uk


BKU OCTOBER 2019


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