Sara

Soft outlines for the working parts of a bathroom

Sara gives everyday bathroom fittings a softly rounded outline. Brass rails, rings and small supports keep the design open; where a vessel is needed, plain white ceramic supplies a fuller shape. The family is wall-mounted throughout, bringing the same restrained detail from the basin to towels and the fittings beside the WC.

A soap dish, dispenser or toothbrush tumbler can be positioned separately around the basin. The combined holder takes another approach, placing a tumbler and pump dispenser on short arms sharing an oval attachment. The useful difference is the arrangement: separate pieces follow the available wall, while the combined fitting establishes the spacing between its two containers. Smooth ceramic keeps those different uses easy to distinguish.

The metal does more than hold the containers. Curved ends and rounded attachments soften the meeting with the wall, while the narrow supports leave the ceramic visible. Sara’s detail is concentrated around these connections rather than spread across every surface, giving the accessories a gentle character even where their functions differ.

From basin fittings to towels and the WC

The towel holders extend Sara beyond the ceramic vessels. A rail draws a longer line on the wall; a ring gives a towel a more contained place. These open forms bring the brass into contact with textiles, while the small rounded fittings preserve the family’s gentle character.

The double hook adds a compact hanging point; the paper holder and ceramic brush holder carry the design into the WC area. These pieces have different proportions because they accommodate different objects. Their shared brass outlines allow the practical fittings to belong to the room’s furnishing, without turning each one into an elaborate ornament.

Within our bathroom accessories, Sara is a choice for a bathroom where rounded details should accompany the mirror, cabinet and textiles. A rail’s longer line or a ring’s smaller loop can be chosen to suit the wall and the towel, while individual or combined basin holders leave the daily arrangement open to personal habits.