Beyond function: bathroom furniture as design

Bathroom furniture can set the visual tone of the room, shaping its personality as much as the tiles or fixtures. Clean lines, natural textures, and contemporary finishes lend a refined, architectural quality to the space. Horizon collection’s distinctive fretted wood façade is a sophisticated design that adds warmth and rhythm to the space. Matt finishes in muted shades, such as Tura’s terracotta or light grey, or a woodgrain surface, as with the new Linea collection’s dark walnut or beige wood finish, adds depth and elegance. An integrated metal handle, as seen on the Horizon collection, brings a sophisticated contrast to the textured surface. 

A floating base unit, such as Volia, is wall-mounted, creating an airy look that visually expands the space and makes cleaning effortless. In contrast, floor-standing units offer a sense of grounded stability with abundant storage. Whichever option is chosen, thoughtful furniture design ensures the bathroom remains clutter-free, supporting both function and tranquillity.
 

The primary reason we need furniture in the bathroom space is to provide complete organization for our everyday routine. Vanity and base units offer ample storage below the sink, while column units that are placed on the wall, allow for enhanced storage solutions. Tura collection offers bathroom furniture units with various storage options including drawers, cabinets and shelves. It’s at once stylish but also flexible, allowing users to choose a design that works for them. Linea’s deep, two-drawer unit offers ample storage for larger items such as towels. Add internal organizing trays for smaller, everyday items. 

How you store your items may also depend on the space itself. Bathrooms vary greatly in size and layout, and furniture now adapts accordingly. Compact units with slim profiles serve small spaces without sacrificing functionality, as seen in Tura or Linea’s single base unit, while expansive double-basin vanities, as with the new Volia collection, with integrated countertop, suit larger rooms and family needs.

In addition to furniture units, wall-mounted and floor-standing shelving units are very useful in the bathroom space. Ona’s modular shelving, which can come with an open shelf as well as a door, accommodates everything from towels to toiletries. The simplicity of the one door Extra cabinet enhances the storage possibilities.

Ultimately, bathroom furniture is not only about appearance but also about enhancing everyday life. Ergonomic designs make daily routines smoother, from soft-close drawers that open with a touch to counters that sit at just the right height. User-centred design ensures everything is within easy reach while maintaining a sense of elegance. More than storage, these pieces provide a sense of comfort—spaces that adapt to your lifestyle and simplify your everyday. 

Bathroom furniture has become the cornerstone of stylish, organized, and harmonious interiors. It is where your design vision meets daily function, turning the bathroom into a true reflection of contemporary living and elevating the bathroom from a utilitarian space to a statement of personal style.