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Home›Latest News›Perfect for Petite Bathrooms – NEW Fusion Poco furniture from the Pure Bathroom Collection

Perfect for Petite Bathrooms – NEW Fusion Poco furniture from the Pure Bathroom Collection

By Lauren Holmes
June 11, 2015
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Increasing the perceived dimensions of rooms and adding a sense of spaciousness is top of many homeowners’ renovation wish lists and can also affect an address’s purchasing potential; influencing price and even the outcome of a sale.

With the average dimensions of the smallest room in the house decreasing due to a rising number of homeowners opting to add second wash spaces, maximising the perceived measurements of this room can be tricky. Furniture which is both smaller in scale and employs design tactics intended to create the illusion of extra area however, can effectively create the illusion of supplementary centimetres.

The new Fusion Poco furniture from the Pure Bathroom Collection has been designed with this in mind. Translating to ‘little’ in Spanish, the pieces in the ‘Poco’ collection are intended to make the most of petite spots.

The basins, units and cabinets in the range are all wall hung in design. Not only does this free up floor space, but the gap between the base of the furniture and floor helps creates the illusion of additional room height.

The minimalist, linear outline of the units also helps streamline smaller spots and slim, horizontal handles enhance the svelte silhouettes of the 600 Unit with Basin, 800 Unit with Basin and Tall Unit still further.

Furniture in strong, defined shades is preferential for petite areas as they enhance the free space between them and the Poco collection is available in the monochromatic Gloss White and Black Cortina Oak. Mirrors too, help heighten a room’s sense of spaciousness and the Poco collection features a range of reflective options including a Mirror with light and Mirrored Cabinet with Light.

Fusion Poco (RS)Above: Fusion Poco furniture. 800 Unit, 790 x 580 x 345mm. Mirror with single light,  800 x 800mm. Tall Unit, 300 x 1740 x 350mm. Shown in Black Cortina Oak, also available in Gloss White.

www.purebathroomcollection.co.uk / 0845 634 4321

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