Bathroom furniture

Many bathroom furniture items are made from real wood veneer, i.e., a layer of wood that is glued onto chipboard or fiberboard. This makes them more affordable and dimensionally stable. Solid wood is less common nowadays, but is still used in high-quality bathroom furniture with appropriate workmanship and impresses with its individual character. In all cases, wood offers a lively, natural character.

Melamine resin decor or a high-pressure laminate called HPL2 is used for bathroom furniture with decorative finishes. These materials are extremely durable and therefore particularly recommended if the bathroom furniture is used very frequently—for example, in a family bathroom. Bathroom furniture with a wood look is also available with decorative finishes.

Lacquered surfaces are also particularly durable. Sanding, polishing, and lacquering make this bathroom furniture scratch-resistant and waterproof. They also allow you to design your bathroom in a wide variety of colors—from matte to high-gloss. Tip: You can read about which colors for the bathroom are particularly suitable and how they can be combined in our magazine.

Metal surfaces can give the bathroom both a modern and a rustic touch. Matte black or polished chrome handles or frames create a stylish, minimalist atmosphere. Brushed bronze tones, on the other hand, create a cozy impression, while gold accents look particularly high-quality on white or black bathroom furniture—perfect for a luxury bathroom.

Glass is an excellent material for bathroom furniture due to its resistance to moisture. But it also fits in perfectly from an aesthetic point of view. Glass can lighten the atmosphere and goes particularly well with designs and styles that favor a cooler look. For example, glass is a good addition to a gray bathroom.

Natural stone and marble are materials that offer the perfect combination of natural charm and high-quality character. They also impress with their robustness and elegance when used in bathroom furniture. Natural stone can be combined with wood, while marble can be used to create exciting accents, especially in bathrooms decorated in black or white.