MULTIFUNCTIONAL MIRRORS & MIRRORED CABINETS
Reflecting on current mirror trends T
he mirror has always been an essential element in any bathroom, yet in recent years it has been transformed to offer homeowners a whole host of additional features to make everyday life easier. Now available in many different configurations, colours and sizes, customers can choose from a variety of mirrors to suit every space, style and budget.
Comment by Greg Austin Product Manager – Geberit
Mirrors can act as a focal point for the entire bathroom, no longer a merely functional item but one that demonstrates an intentional interior design choice. Mirrors come in a variety of shapes and finishes making the design possibilities endless. However, function is not forgotten with common household issues remedied with simple innovations. For instance, space is often at a
premium in bathrooms, so a mirror that doubles up as a cabinet will provide practical storage to maximise the use of the space while keeping those everyday essentials within easy reach. Lots of modern-day mirrors also feature integrated lighting, atmospheric lighting and clever features such as de-steaming technology to further enhance user experience.
I always recommend investing in a good, quality mirror. Most likely a mirror will be the first thing you clearly see in the morning, one of the last things you see at night as you brush your teeth and an item that you interact with frequently throughout the course of any average day. Therefore, encourage consumers to pick a mirror that works for them, unique style? Yes. Vast interior storage? Of course. Every bathroom needs a mirror to enhance the overall design.
Geberit Mirrors: Design and Function P
erhaps one of the most widely popular features of the modern mirror is integrated storage. The Acanto mirror cabinet offers homeowners spacious interior storage, with a double door design featuring both storage boxes and open shelving to store toiletries perfectly in place. Likewise, with our homes becoming ever more connected, products that boast integrated technology are also on the rise in the bathroom. The Acanto mirror cabinet, for example, has an interior USB and power socket to ensure you’re
always connected. Additional features, such as an interior magnifying mirror and interior lighting make the model both practical and stylish. Indeed, mirrors that feature dimmable lighting are becoming increasingly popular, offering the option of creating a relaxing, indirect glow or the bright, direct light of a beauty station. The Geberit Option Plus mirror is particularly convenient as it provides an optimum illumination of the washbasin area and the lighting can be dimmed with a sensor as required. The range is about to be expanded to provide more design choice to the consumer.
And with the bathroom now being used as much as a sanctuary to relax and unwind as it is a functional space, heated integrated systems are becoming increasingly popular. This clever innovation prevents mirrors from steaming up after those long, hot showers or soak in the bath, Geberit’s ONE mirror also boasts integrated lighting to illuminate the basin, creating a calming ambience for that ultimate sensory experience in the bathroom.
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30 BKU OCTOBER 2022
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