- 100% quality: Carefully handcrafted and completely manufactured in Germany using the latest technology, for the highest quality standards
- Comes fully assembled
- Convenient soft-close mechanism: with just a tap, drawers close gently and without slamming
- Sturdy handle for effortless opening and closing
- Two pull-out compartments, fully extendable and with high weight capacity, offer plenty of practical storage space
- Watertight, with no open edges, to protect against water and high humidity
Ketho.2 Vanity Cabinet
20 1/8 " x 16 1/2 " x 21 5/8 ", Number of drawers: 2, Concrete Gray Matte, Anthracite Matte
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Concrete Gray Matte, Decor
$1,420.00
With the Ketho.2 furniture series from Duravit, designer Christian Werner continues the recognizable look of the previous series in a revised, more modern form. The continuous anthracite-colored handle strips integrated into the front emphasize the horizontal lines and add structure to the overall appearance. Durable, high quality, and functionality make this furniture range the perfect everyday companion.
Product details
Specifications
Features
- Number of drawers2
- colorConcrete Gray Matte, Decor
- Front materialEngineered wood
- Front colorConcrete Gray Matte, Decor
- Body materialEngineered wood
- Body colorConcrete Gray Matte, Decor
- Number of handles2
- Handle colorAnthracite
- Furniture handle gloss levelsMatte
- Handle materialAluminum
- Furniture handle surface treatmentPowder-coated
Specifications
- Interior lightingNone
- Drawer organizerNone
- Niche lightingNone
- Lay-in compartmentNone
- Slow closeYes
- PanelYes
- Siphon cut-outYes
Specifications
- Depth/width16 1/2 "
- Width / Length20 1/8 "
- Height21 5/8 "
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- Care instructions
- Specification sheet
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Christian Werner
"We don't get up on stages as designers."
As a heart and gut person, as he describes himself, it is important to Christian Werner to combine the rational with sensual quality. In all his furniture designs, he tries to give emotions a form and material.