System C in country white is a proposal for bathrooms designed to create a functional and aesthetic interior. The unique shade of white enhances the impression of spaciousness, providing a constant feeling of freshness and comfort. Bathroom furniture sets from the System C collection in country white are a stylish inspiration for users who value practicality and comfort. The variety of sizes allows the sets to be used in both large and small spaces, where the unique combination of white and country colors will optically enlarge them and create an atmosphere conducive to rest and relaxation.
The System C collection in gray is an excellent base for creating any design in bathrooms. Gray colors used in interior design are synonymous with timeless style. Gray as a neutral color goes well with intense and expressive tones of bathroom walls, and also matches pastel shades perfectly. This flexibility guarantees the creation of functional and aesthetic bathroom furniture sets that meet the various requirements of users. Bathroom furniture sets from the System C collection in gray are a good choice based on proven style and versatility. The variety of dimensions allows the sets to be used on large and smaller surfaces where elegance and a sense of stability are important.
System C in white allows you to design functional and aesthetic bathrooms. Furniture sets from this collection are a simple answer to the need for practicality and comfort. The variety of dimensions allows the sets to be used on both large and small surfaces, where white will optically enlarge them.
Product modularity
What the System C collection in white means is elegant simplicity and comfort of use. The modularity of the collection means that it is possible to configure many different, yet stylistically consistent sets. The availability of many widths and heights of cabinets and mirror cabinets makes the process of designing the interior a real pleasure. Furniture from this system can be suspended or supported on adjustable, stable legs in two heights.
