Concrete Vanities

This bathroom was deliberately made in shades of bright and dark colours. The concrete washbasin with the built-in shelf beneath it is generously laid out for use by two people. Whenever there is a change in the incidence of light, the surface of the stone tiles changes its look as well, like a picture puzzle oscillating between transparency, depth, and reflection.

The most diverse colors and shapes can be used to create custom-made furniture. This washstand in a guest bathroom is made of sand from northern Germany. Despite its massive construction, it looks lightweight.

This piece of furniture, consisting of a washstand top and two flank pieces made of high-strength concrete, can be easily fitted into many bathrooms. We can manufacture it various span-lengths, ranging from small to large.

This piece of furniture, consisting of a washstand top and two flank pieces made of high-strength concrete, can be easily fitted into many bathrooms. We can manufacture it various span-lengths, ranging from small to large.

This washstand neatly shows that concrete cannot only be used to create rectangular forms, but also curved ones. It has a large outer and a smaller inner radius. The drawers are made of the wood of Wenge (Milettia laurentii), a dark hardwood tree, and contrast nicely with the bright colour of the basin.