White Set launches its unique Pebble copper basin
Working on a new bathroom renovation project and looking for bathware that’s truly special and unique? Then cast your eye over White Set’s eclectic selection of stunning baths and basins, painstakingly hand-crafted from copper and marble composite.
Located in Melbourne’s bustling High Street, White Set is right at home amongst the array of luxury and designer retailers found in the area; in fact, you’re bound to be impressed by the beautiful products on display upon taking your first step through the doorway.
White Set’s new Pebble copper basin is just one of the stylish pieces you’ll find in the showroom. Handmade from 100 per cent recycled copper, the Pebble basin has been designed to add a splash of style and luxuriousness to any space. The striking basin has been made using a process where the copper is aged and then sealed, producing its lovely, unique colour and smooth finish. Sure to be a standout feature in any family-sized bathroom, the Pebble is also ideal for spaces with generous-sized vanities that can accommodate “his and her” basins.
Stylish but practical too, the Pebble’s surface is easy to clean, durable and will maintain its glistening appearance for many years to come. The copper basin is also extremely hygienic as common household bacteria cannot linger or grow as they do on other surfaces.
A truly exceptional piece that will add a touch of sophistication to any bathing area, the Pebble copper basin is priced at $499.
White Set is the only supplier of copper basins and sinks on the east coast of Australia. View White Set’s full range of copper and marble bathware on its website or by visiting its showroom.
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