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Published on 10 October 2013 · 1 min read
Terrace Collection by Jacob Delafon
InfoWeb Marketplace · Editorial teamPublished on 10 October 2013 · 1 min read
Design and innovation are the watchwords of the Terrace collection. Timeless in its shapes and innovative thanks to a unique drainage system, Terrace reveals a strong personality.
Carved from a single block, massive and robust, this monolith is like an abstract art installation piece. The L-shaped construction is not just a graphic element; it is the very essence of this line. This profile perfectly triangulates the volume, further emphasizing Terrace's strong, masculine character. Terrace, why Terrace? Look at the side countertop: thanks to its structure, it creates a second space, multiplying the surface area available for placing items within the same footprint.
It is a terraced arrangement. This L is much more than that: it houses the "Free Drain", a patented system combining overflow, plug and pop-up drain lever in a single piece. The visible interface is very discreet, in harmony with the formal vocabulary of the ceramic, and is easy and intuitive to use. This innovation thus allows a wide rear surface, functional and practical, creating a very pleasant washing space.
Terrace is also the combination of the expertise of our factories in France, solid wood, high-gloss lacquer and finally ceramic, offering an elegant contrast of colors and materials.
Jacob Delafon has thus chosen to combine the beauty of lacquer with that of solid natural oak for the front of the main vanity unit. For the inside of the main drawer as well as the cutlery-tray-style drawer designed to hold accessories, wood has also been favored, as well as for the shelves of the storage column and those of the Terrace mirror. In harmony with the entire collection, Terrace offers a toilet and bidet set with a contemporary design.
Carved from a single block, massive and robust, this monolith is like an abstract art installation piece. The L-shaped construction is not just a graphic element; it is the very essence of this line. This profile perfectly triangulates the volume, further emphasizing Terrace's strong, masculine character. Terrace, why Terrace? Look at the side countertop: thanks to its structure, it creates a second space, multiplying the surface area available for placing items within the same footprint.
It is a terraced arrangement. This L is much more than that: it houses the "Free Drain", a patented system combining overflow, plug and pop-up drain lever in a single piece. The visible interface is very discreet, in harmony with the formal vocabulary of the ceramic, and is easy and intuitive to use. This innovation thus allows a wide rear surface, functional and practical, creating a very pleasant washing space.
Terrace is also the combination of the expertise of our factories in France, solid wood, high-gloss lacquer and finally ceramic, offering an elegant contrast of colors and materials.
Jacob Delafon has thus chosen to combine the beauty of lacquer with that of solid natural oak for the front of the main vanity unit. For the inside of the main drawer as well as the cutlery-tray-style drawer designed to hold accessories, wood has also been favored, as well as for the shelves of the storage column and those of the Terrace mirror. In harmony with the entire collection, Terrace offers a toilet and bidet set with a contemporary design.
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