As far as timbers go, nothing beats the durability and superior quality of teak. Unlike other timbers, teak’s natural oils make it the perfect element to withstand water exposure without the risk of fatigue. Schots’ latest collection elegantly contrasts a contemporary form with a rustic finish to create a range of unique vanities that will last for years. Pair with a natural concrete or Riverstone basin for an untouched look, or create a minimalist setting by adopting a neutral palette. Discover how you can unearth the uncommon with Schots’ collection of vanities at Clifton Hill and North Geelong.
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