Cosmic Mix

Designed by Martín Azúa – winner of various design awards such as Design Plus in 2009 – the Mix range is a collection of basins with open spaces for storage and built-in towel rails.

BY jesse

September 12th, 2011

Keeping in line with the current European trend of soft, rounded shapes, Mix basins have an organic, continuous shape perfected in Bathstone – a blend of advanced marble and polymer powder, giving it a matte, non-porous finish.

Shortlisted for the Delta 2011 Awards for Product Design, Mix is the perfect solution to a compact bathroom. The wall hung basins maximise space, combining a compact design in the latest look with high functionality, in sizes of 400mm wide and 800mm wide.

Inspired by design and innovation, Rogerseller introduces the Cosmic Mix; objects that transcend merely the functional.

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rogerseller.com.au/bathroom/basins/mix.aspx

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