Stepping outside of the traditional, the CER690 conical bathroom sink designed by G. Benedini offers a unique approach to the often mundane. What sets this sink out from the crowd is that it's a self standing cone of waterproof birch plywood mounted by the same fixtures. The dark oak veneer was the first thing that caught my interest, but I really found its simplistic appearance captivating as it only measures
in at a diameter of 17"3/8 x 20"1/2d. x 8"1/8h.
If dark oak isn't exactly your color, this wash basin also comes in light and medium oak veneer as well. The CER690 can be purchased through local suppliers of Agape products. You can easily match this sink with any of Agape's range of mirrors so you can see exactly which mirror fits the style and feel that you're going for.
Since 1901 Hansgrohe has been perfecting their vision of a well coordinated bathroom, a place for peace and relaxation in a fast paced world. The Axor series features collaborations with international designers and architects with whom it puts design visions into practice. Such a dialogue gives rise to unique design collections and revolutionary room concepts - as varied as the people for whom they are made. Top designer/architects such as Jean-Marie Massuad put more than just a name on stunning wash basins, tubs, showers, and faucets that transform bathrooms into a sanctuary.
Looking for that edge in a bathroom vanity for a contemporary home? Don't forget about Sonia from Spain. Sonia offers some great bathroom vanities for the design conscious home owner. I found two great examples that highlight some of their work. The first is a minimalist version in stark white. Here nothing is left to waste. As you look around the bathroom, you can see that everything has its place. There is no oversized design that takes the eyes away from the flow of the room.
The other pictured bathroom vanity is a bit more adventurous and designed for the brave. I immediately think pure contemporary when I see this design featuring various shades of green on black. I do like the compact size of the cabinets and how they sit on the wall. The owner of this set certainly wants the line of vision to focus on these colors. As for my personal tastes, I would go for the more minimalist setting since that applies more to my style.
Bathroom sinks from Wet Style feature the simplicity found in French countryside décor. I am also reminded of the influence from washbasins from the early 1920s to 1920s where it was less common to have running water. Though there is a touch of modern design, I think simple is the best term to describe these sinks. A simple approach may do well if you are trying to highlight other features in your bathroom such as a garden tub, decorative tile, or furniture. These products are made of composite resin. They can be designed to be freestanding or mounted onto a pedestal. They are available in a glossy or matte finish. The Wet Style website has a link where you can find a dealer near you.
For some reason it shaped up to be bathroom week here at Furniture Fashion and you have seen my pick from Duravit for the best selections of tubs. Well here is my pick for the best selections of bathroom vanities and furniture. By the way, they would sure look great in the same room together. The Lacava collection of US and or Italian made vanities, sinks, and faucet combinations are so well done it is hard to pick a favorite. Lacava makes it easy to fine tune your décor with a full range of wood options and sizes from a simple sink stand to an elaborate dual sink model with cabinets. The collection is mostly clean and modern but does include a classic selection of vanities that is equally impressive. There is also a series of bathroom accessories, mirrors, toilets, and faucets for sinks as well as showers. One of my favorites is the Oceanic shown here for around $5000 with measurements of W71 7/8 D23 5/8 H 41 1/2
