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These vanity unit designs were inspired by a Bloomsbury Group painted cupboard, and look so typical Bloomsbury style. This design was only part of the original painting, we took it out of context and blew the design up to the larger scale of the vanity unit, it orks very well we think. For all it's busy patterns & colours there is a clean look to these pieces as well, whilst very practical & offering good storage. It does make for a striking piece of bathroom art furniture. It is fitted with internal shelves, but the fit-out can be as you prefer. We can supply matching wall mirrors and wall cupboards - see those sections. We also used this same design idea to produce new designs for bookcases, sideboards, a table, etc; see the relevant sections for more information.
Omega & Bloomsbury furniture usually has a framed front & panelled doors, as they were usually painting found pieces of existing furniture. However, we feel using these details introduces a lot more lines breaking up the clean design,so we have gone for flat doors, and treated them as a canvas for the overall design. You can use a choice of worktop materials on this vanity, from stone, quartz, marble, Corian, glass, etc.. For basins you can choose between an undermounted sink, sit-on bowl, inset sink, etc.. The proportions & size of this vanity could be adapted by removing some of the side vertical borders. We don't discuss prices until we've agreed a spec. with a client.
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If you like to combine the old with the new maybe a contemporary looking wall hung vanity might appeal to you more, with the design on the front. Clearly they off much less storage than the above vanity unit, but that is not really the point with something like this.
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The above 2 designs show how we can change the vertical borders to make narrower vanity units, bt keeping essentially the same design.
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