Emma
Emma
A common detail through the bathroom
Emma brings its classic character into the small things used throughout the day. Oval wall plates and curved brass arms provide a recognisable attachment for a soap dish or tumbler, then return in a different proportion on a towel rail or paper holder. The decoration follows the purpose of the fitting rather than asking every accessory to take the same form.
Beside the washbasin, white ceramic gives soap, lotion and toothbrushes their own simple containers. Separate pieces can be positioned around the mirror; combined sets gather related objects on one support. Coordination can come from shared details, without fixing every object into one arrangement. Emma allows either a composed group beside the basin or a more dispersed scheme.
From the basin to the wider room
Towel rails and hooks continue the brasswork where ceramic is unnecessary. Their longer or more open outlines leave the oval attachment visible as the connecting detail. A glass shelf adds a horizontal surface, while wall-mounted and freestanding toilet-brush solutions carry the family towards another part of the bathroom. The combined freestanding paper-and-brush holder brings those two functions together away from the wall.
Within our bathroom accessories and consoles, Emma offers continuity between fittings that do quite different jobs. Its white ceramic and shaped brass can accompany stone, painted walls or patterned tiles. Keeping those shared details consistent lets the materials and furniture around them remain varied, rather than turning the bathroom into a succession of identical decorative pieces.