It looks as if the designers forgot to add a sink to this wood vanity, but that is only an illusion: the basin is made of transparent glass. The effect is quite impressive, and the owner can have fun with carefully selected decorations. This solid wood vanity skillfully plays with the sense of emptiness and depth. The transparent glass base makes the water appear to flow as if by magic. The impression of "What's missing here?" is completed by the position of the pipes. They are mounted behind the sink and under the counter, so it is not obvious at first where the tap water runs.
Wood vanity designed by Lake
The wood worktop is 8 cm thick, coated with the new 3.5 mm Slimtech sandstone finish and highly water resistant. It is also very easy to clean. The sink has the same depth as the basin, which reinforces the illusion of emptiness. The bottom of the glass sink is angled to speed up water drainage. In the area under the sink, free of pipes, there is plenty of space for interesting decorative objects, which can be seen from anywhere in the room, even through the sink itself.
Wood vanity plays with emptiness and depth
Ideas for what you can do with the illusion of emptiness are endless. You can place a bouquet of flowers, a large plant or a beautiful sculpture there. Or even a bathtub-like tin that seems to collect the water. It is a playful idea that would make guests look twice. First-class design.
Where is the water running from?
Funny and original
Anna Lohan
Yolande A. Bow
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Peter Dark
