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STORAGE SOLUTIONS


Current and future Bathroom Storage Solution Trends


athroom storage has been around for many years in different forms, from baskets to towel holders and DIY built furniture or units. However, more recently bathrooms have seen the development of upcycling and design led bathroom storage designs. Upcycling is great and cost effective for those with skills to repurpose an old chest of drawers into a washbasin stand or take an existing piece of furniture, paint it, and turn it into shelving or cupboards, but for those who see that as too much of a challenge, there are a huge amount of ready-made options available to choose from.


B Comment by Karen Jervis


Product & Marketing Manager, Ambiance Bain


Size matters when considering smart storage for a bathroom, so plan your space carefully and choose storage solutions which will hide away those toiletries and unsightly plumbing whilst not overcrowding the area you have available.


By far the best option to maximise space is using wall hung basin units, WCs and storage units. This is where Modular furniture works well. Keeping the floor space clear or using narrow units and enhancing with feature mirrors, lighting and décor can make even the smallest space appear larger and more inviting.


However, if you want to create smooth lines and completely hide all those unsightly plumbing pipes, then there is nothing better than fitted furniture. Using co-ordinating units, shower trays, wall panels, panoramic mirrors, pelmet lighting and bath panels, you can create a seamless finish. This might need a little more planning and might even be a little more expensive than using modular units, but it is well worth the effort.


Storage in bathrooms is not only functional but enhances the feeling of wellness, which everyone deserves, and I believe will be around for a long time to come. It’s exciting to see what new ideas develop for the future.


Ambiance Bain Bespoke Storage Solutions to suit any bathroom design


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mbiance Bain offers a huge selection of storage solutions to suit any size or shape of bathroom. New to our fitted collection this year is the Inline basin and unit available in an array of beautiful colours.


We listened to our customers who wanted a slim unit with lots of storage and a large capacity integrated washbasin and from this feedback, the Inline basin and unit were borne. The narrow projection and 10 litre capacity basin makes it


ideal for smaller spaces, whilst not compromising on storage or functionality.


Another new addition to the Ambiance Bain fitted collection for 2022 includes this beautiful semi-recessed basin and unit.


Both basins and worktops come with mini upstands to minimise water ingress and for easy cleaning.


Let your inspiration run wild by using a mix of different fascia colours. Here Olive and Pompadour fit perfectly together to enhance the


design whilst offering maximum storage and hiding all your unsightly plumbing pipework. You can even co-ordinate your shower tray and wall panels in Pompadour and other beautiful colours too.


If you prefer modular units, then Ambiance Bain also offer a huge selection of options and with one of the widest colour and material choice on the market today, Ambiance Bain has a solution for any bathroom design.


01925 852675 sales@ambiancebain.com www.ambiancebain.co.uk


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