Rogerseller introduces Pirch, a furniture collection comprising of a Bath Bridge and Side Table, perfectly suited to creating a personal bathing landscape or sanctuary.
February 1st, 2014
The range is handcrafted from American Black Walnut by a local fine furniture craftsman and complimented with Solid Surface inserts. The timber is enhanced by a matte seal finish preventing moisture damage, while the solid surface inserts provide a durable, stain resistant platform.
The Side Table sits perfectly under all freestanding baths, and the Bridge is designed to span across the bath – both enabling beloved items to be within reach. Purposely designed to be understated, the simplicity of the furniture allows the true character of the timber and the honest craftsmanship to do the talking.
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