What about a "floating" vanity for your bathroom?

The Metod cabinet: whether wall-hung or free-standing, they have proven themselves equally suitable for both the kitchen and bathroom. But is the same true for the columns in the same range? In this bathroom designed by architect Déborah Bettan, the sink is delimited by a tall cabinet, creating an ideal spot for storing your towels or cleaning products. Dressed in light oak fronts and cover panels, the layout is almost reminiscent of a wardrobe, and allows every nook & cranny of the room to be optimised. The handles, mirrors and wall lights all in brass are the finishing touches to enhance this stylish project.

Proof that small spaces do not have to lack style! Re-designed by Marn Deco, the suspended furniture in this small bathroom fits "like a glove" into its surrounding alcove. The Metod cabinet is installed against the wall, with its fronts and fittings dressed in all-white to give the vanity unit a light touch. The mirror harmoniously follows the curved shape of the walls. The sink is placed in the extension of the adjacent wall shelf, emphasising the impression of "floating". You'll never complain about a small space again!