Stereo FM: A Fresh Twist To Retro Styling
Inspired by the unforgettable smoky sounds of the Jazz era, the new Stereo FM collection brings a fresh twist to retro styling for a truly unique bathroom aesthetic.
Evocative of the gritty alternative glamour of the speakeasy and underground jazz clubs that defined the early 20th-century. The innovative Stereo FM collection offers a complete yet versatile solution for bathrooms and washrooms of all shapes and sizes. Sleek modular wall-mounted vanity units in warm walnut tones work as a stylish and practical complement for a range of eye-catching wash basins in a choice of monochrome and metallic shades, with the additional option of coordinating countertops in light Marble Statuario or moody Metal Burnished tones.
Complete the look with unique brassware and mixers in a choice of Chrome, Brushed Nickel, and Anthracite finishes that capture the essence of the era, distinguished by the distinctive detailing and curved lines influenced by the iconic design of the transistor radio which endures as a design classic today. Stereo FM celebrates the essence of a period that catalysed a new wave of innovation, unbridled creativity, and optimism.
Find out more about this latest collection at Bagnodesign. Create exceptional, spa-inspired bathroom spaces for rejuvenation and relaxation, with these latest design inspirations.
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