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Frequently Asked Questions

Is cane suitable for a bathroom?

In a ventilated bathroom, yes. The panels sit behind the door frame away from direct splash, and the room's extraction is what keeps them stable. In a windowless room with no working fan, choose a solid front instead.

What finishes does Solene come in?

Seaside Oak and Serenity Blue.

What sizes are available?

Thirty six and 48 inch singles, a 72 inch double, and 28 inch mirrors.

Can the cane be replaced if it is damaged?

A furniture restorer can re cane a panel, in the same way as a cane chair seat. It is a specialist job but not an unusual one.

Solene Collection

Solene uses cane, which almost nothing else in a bathroom does. Woven cane panels set into white oak doors bring a natural texture that reads warm and handmade, and the proportions around them are Scandinavian: simple, restrained, nothing extra.

Two finishes, Seaside Oak and Serenity Blue, in 36 and 48 inch singles and a 72 inch double, with 28 inch mirrors to match.

Cane in a wet room

Cane is a natural material and it does not like being soaked, so this is a collection for a bathroom with working ventilation rather than for a windowless room with a steam shower and no fan. Kept dry it is stable for years, and the panels are set behind the door frame where splash does not reach.

For natural texture without cane, see Gracyn and Allamari.

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