Product Spotlight: HiB softens up its ‘cool’ with new Vega mirror

HiB's Vega mirror
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Leading bathroom brand, HiB is continuing to showcase its expert design credentials with the introduction the beautiful new Vega mirror.

Inspired by HiB’s flagship Globe mirror, the new Vega features a sharp, rectangular form completed with a thick, softly curved LED illumination border, adding a real dose of glamour to the bathroom.

As with all HiB products, the Vega mirror is intuitively designed for the ultimate in ease of use. A clever soft-start touch enables users to turn the lighting on and off, or hold to select the desired colour temperature from the full spectrum of warm to cool white light, which will then remain in default mode until changed.

More so, it even boasts a charging socket, discreetly hidden behind the mirror front, suitable for toothbrushes, shavers and trimmers. Also, Vega is fitted with a heated pad to help clear condensation from the central area.

Steve Kaye, marketing director at HiB comments: “Having experienced huge success with our best-selling Globe mirror, it seemed the natural progression to consolidate our portfolio with what is very much an extension of the design.

“Allowing for a stylishly minimalistic look with a sophisticated twist, the soft curved form in the stunningly reflective illuminated border enables homeowners to create a truly bespoke, high-impact look in their bathroom design. It really is the ultimate choice for the fashion-forward consumer seeking to make their bathroom beautiful.”

Vega is available in three different sizes; 70cm wide x 50cm high, 80cm wide by 60cm high and 60cm wide x 80cm high

HiB Ltd, Building 3,
North London Business Park,
Oakleigh Road South,
New Southgate,
London, N11 1GN

www.hib.co.uk
www.hib.co.uk/contracts/
+44(0)20 8441 0352
sales@hib.co.uk

Daniel Fountain / 04.10.2016

Editor, Hotel Designs

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