Artis White Gloss Bathroom Furniture

For total style and functionality when it comes to bathroom furniture, you need our Artis collection. It’s sublimely designed to fit in with all types of bathroom decor, particularly white bathroom furniture, and benefits from minimalist handles and wall hung or floor standing units. Within the range, there is also the option to purchase back to wall toilets with concealed cistern units and vanity units with beautiful countertop basins. All of the items are finished in a gloss white which not only looks great but it also makes the room feel bigger and brighter. White bathroom furniture is also very versatile, blending easily with many different colour schemes. Artis white gloss bathroom furniture really is the epitome of class and will easily transform even the smallest of spaces.

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I'm wondering whether to go for a wall-hung or a floor-standing unit, which suits my bathroom best?

If you want a light, airy look and more visible floor area, a wall-hung unit is ideal. The range includes wall-hung vanities in common widths such as 600mm and 400mm cloakroom options. Floor-standing units, which are far more numerous in the collection, give you slightly more storage and are often simpler to site in tighter or awkward spaces. For a small cloakroom the 400–500mm floor-standing or wall-hung vanities work well; for a family bathroom a 600–800mm wall-hung vanity can make the room feel larger while still offering useful storage.

How do I choose the right width for a vanity if my bathroom is small but I still need decent storage?

Look at the width bands shown: many options sit in the 300–499mm and 500–699mm ranges, so a 400mm or 500mm vanity is a good compromise between footprint and storage. A 400mm Centro cloakroom vanity gives you a basin and cupboard in a narrow space, while a 600mm unit adds much more internal storage if you can spare the extra width. If you have a 900–1,100mm wall run you can choose combined vanity-and-toilet units that tidy everything away in one continuous run.

What are the practical benefits of choosing a back-to-wall unit with a concealed cistern instead of a standard close-coupled toilet?

Back-to-wall units with concealed cisterns give a neater, minimalist appearance because the cistern is hidden inside the unit, the range includes several 500mm-wide concealed cistern units paired with toilets such as the Marseille or Royan. They also let you align the toilet with a vanity run for a seamless look such as an 1100mm back-to-wall vanity and toilet unit. The trade-off is that you'll have less visible cistern access, but you gain a much cleaner, space-saving finish.

Do I have to buy a basin with a vanity, or can I match different basin styles to the units?

You can do either: some units come complete with basins, while there are freestanding countertop and vanity units sold without a basin so you can add a separate countertop basin. For instance, the Centro 600mm counter-top unit is available without a basin so you can fit a statement countertop bowl, whereas the Breeze and Centro ranges offer integrated basin-and-unit combos in 400mm–800mm widths for a tidy, easy solution. If you want a contemporary look, pair a slim 600mm countertop unit with a raised basin; if you prefer low maintenance, an integrated basin is easier to wipe clean.

I need clever storage in a tiny bathroom, what combination of furniture from this range will maximise space?

Use narrow, tall, and mirrored pieces to multiply storage without taking floor space: the Centro tall cabinet at 1200 x 350mm provides vertical storage, a 300mm open shelf unit or 300mm cloakroom unit fills narrow gaps, and a mirror cabinet (600 x 650mm or 900 x 650mm) adds medicine storage while reflecting light. Pair a 400mm cloakroom vanity with a 600 x 650mm mirror cabinet above and a 1200 x 350mm tall unit beside the basin to keep toiletries hidden yet easily accessible.

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I'm wondering whether to go for a wall-hung or a floor-standing unit, which suits my bathroom best?

How do I choose the right width for a vanity if my bathroom is small but I still need decent storage?

What are the practical benefits of choosing a back-to-wall unit with a concealed cistern instead of a standard close-coupled toilet?

Do I have to buy a basin with a vanity, or can I match different basin styles to the units?

I need clever storage in a tiny bathroom, what combination of furniture from this range will maximise space?

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