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April 2024

Introducing our new Emmett Collection

We are excited to introduce our latest addition to the world of luxury bathroom furnishings – the Emmett Collection of bathroom vanities.

The Emmett Collection exudes timeless, classic style – but is also practical, designed to work beautifully in every size and shape.

 

Explore our unique range of finishes – stunning natural options including Coastal Oak, Prime Oak, Tassie Oak, Florentine Walnut, and Bottega Oak. As well as the range of painted finishes from our latest colour collection. Whether you prefer the warmth of natural wood or the crispness of a painted surface, there’s a finish to suit the bathroom and style you’re dreaming of.

 

And let’s talk practicality. We understand that a beautiful bathroom must also be functional. That’s why the Emmett family comes in a range of sizes and storage options.

 

With options for single or double basins, you can customise your vanity to suit your lifestyle.

 

With the Emmett Collection, now you can craft a space that reflects your personal vision and style, and brings joy every time you step inside. View it here.

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