Infinite bathroom furniture ideas from Crosswater

Hotel Designs | A pastel pink bathroom - Crosswater Infinity furniture
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Infinite bathroom furniture ideas from Crosswater

Infinity, Crosswater’s new bathroom furniture collection, is focused on client customisation. Seamlessly blending practicality and functionality, the new range gives interior freedom with plenty of design possibilities, as bathrooms become much more than just practical spaces…

Hotel Designs | A pastel pink bathroom - Crosswater Infinity furniture

Modular, smart, and stylish, Infinity is a wall hung storage collection that provides the ‘perfect bathroom furniture collection’ by  Crosswater. Whether clients want optimal organisation, exposed shelving, or luxe coverings to conceal endless clutter, Infinity boasts an extensive number of design combinations that result in beautifully bespoke cabinetry at an off-the-shelf price.

The Infinity design journey is surprisingly simple, requiring just four steps:

Step one: Choose your base

Available in matt white, windsor oak, matt black, storm grey matt, and white gloss, the Infinity vanity unit comes in six sizes, ranging from 500mm to 1400mm. Each size unit has a specific configuration, providing a different combination of drawer units and shelving units.

These combinations allow customers to choose a unit that will best suit their bathroom needs or desired aesthetic, whether that’s prioritising drawers to hide skincare essentials or opting for more exposed shelves to display decorative accessories. There is also the option of a pull-out drawer, a great choice for those wanting quick and easy access to every inch of storage space.

Step two: Pick your worktop

Calm neutral colours in modern bathroomThere are six worktop sizes available that match any base unit configuration. With a choice of three colours, carrara marble effect, polar white, and windsor oak, each worktop is crafted from a hard-wearing solid surface material that is easy to clean and impenetrable to dust, dirt, and bacteria.

Step three: Select your handles

Four handle finishes are on offer, including chrome, matt black, brushed brass, and brushed stainless steel. In addition to complementing the contemporary bathroom unit, these handle finishes will perfectly match Crosswater’s extensive brassware options.

Step four: Finish with a tile front

Image credit: Crosswater

Available in three finishes, carrara marble effect, marquina marble effect, and cement effect, the tile front is the showpiece of the Infinity unit. Designed to replicate natural materials for a truly authentic aesthetic, each tile varies slightly in its tone, pattern, and colour. For the indecisive shopper, Crosswater recommends investing in all three tile fronts, enabling a quick and simple design update whenever the bathroom needs a refresh.

> Since you’re here, why not read about the Artist collection from Crosswater? 

Crosswater, Headline Sponsor of The Brit List Awards 2021, is one of our Recommended Suppliers and regularly features in our Supplier News section of the website. If you are interested in becoming one of our recommended suppliers, please email Katy Phillips.

Main image credit: Crosswater

Hamish Kilburn / 06.10.2021

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