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M and Be lines added
WETSTYLE announces two new collections, M and Be, to their array of visionary bathroom accoutrements.
Be is a series of baths and vessel sinks designed by French Canadian Patrick Messier whose work is not only in countless interiors, but also at the Musee National des beaux-arts du Quebec. The collection is marked by its highly graceful, oval organic shapes in Glossy or Matte. Crafted from WETMAR, the company‘s own natural stone composite material, all the products can be 100% recycled to make new WETMAR products and boast high durability, slip-resistance, heat insulation and strength.
The M Collection, designed by Joel Dupras, contrasts sharply with Be as it is boldly geometric and possesses Japanese-inspired elements. Fueled by the belief that “total relaxation is only possible within a myriad environment,” Dupras created five components in an array of sizes, materials and finishes which allow for myriad configurations. In addition, all the modular elements are made from renewable hardwoods which are assembled and stained by hand. The cabinetry comes with special polyurethane designed for boat decks, which ensures moisture, stain and damage resistance.
WETSTYLE also prides itself on its sole use of wood from renewable forestry and a waste and scrap rate of less than 1 percent.
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