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Avant Bathroom Furniture by Diseño de Manolo Duran

Avant Bathroom Furniture

Bronze A' Design Award Winner 2025

bathroom furniture, vanity unit, storage cabinet, vessel sink, wall-mounted cabinetry, zebrawood veneer, ribbed wood texture, burgundy lacquer, oxblood red, warm amber tones, honey brown, tobacco brown, peachy pink, blush tones, concrete texture, gray stone, matte black hardware, white ceramic, freestanding bathtub, contemporary minimalism, Scandinavian influence, mid-century modern, luxury residential design, spa aesthetic, hospitality design, product photography, interior staging, horizontal linear composition, asymmetrical balance, geometric precision, floating cabinet, cylindrical pendant lighting, warm LED illumination, soft diffused lighting, atmospheric perspective, shallow depth of field, foreground emphasis, textural contrast, material juxtaposition, natural wood grain, smooth lacquer finish, rough concrete, soft textile, organic botanical element, palm frond, vessel basin typology, single-lever faucet, tower cabinet, transparent glass doors, interior shelving, upholstered stool, folded towels, soap dispenser, minimalist accessories, serene mood, tranquil atmosphere, wellness aesthetic, self-care ritual, domestic sanctuary, tactile luxury, refined elegance, visual rhythm, chromatic restraint, warm earth palette, analogous color harmony, temperature contrast, specularity, matte surfaces, clean lines, rectilinear forms, Scandinavian rationalism, Mediterranean warmth, design-conscious living, aspirational lifestyle, restrained sophistication.

Avant, a collection of suspended furniture with a design contemporary and timeless beauty, which exalts the simplicity of the rectangular shape. A robust and minimalist perimeter frame in relief, encloses the profile of the suspended furniture. The fronts are assembled, thanks to the exclusive brushed aluminum profile, a distinctive feature of the collection, which allows different thicknesses of top and/or glass to be joined, creating an asymmetrical and balanced relationship. Sight and touch coexist in a dialectical relationship, in a multisensory composition through shapes and materials.