LD-5379 places a faceted mirror above a compact, broad-fronted cabinet with rounded-looking end pieces. The finish combines a gloss treatment with a French brown oak appearance, while the main material is stainless steel. French Grey natural marble and an integrated ceramic basin complete the wash area, including a concealed water-retaining edge. The cabinet is recorded at 800 × 550 mm and the three-colour smart mirror at 800 × 800 mm.
Faceted outline
Straight perimeter segments give the smart mirror a faceted outline above the compact grain-fronted cabinet. The lower unit's softer ends contrast with that upper geometry. Compare the complete perimeter and frontage together when selecting a bathroom elevation that combines angular mirror detail with a restrained woodgrain field.
Finish pairing
The finish entry combines a gloss treatment with the named French brown oak appearance. That wording describes surfaces, while stainless steel identifies the main construction material. Review the broad grain face at close range, keeping the finish name separate from assumptions about solid wood or certified origin.
Stone above grain
French Grey is the supplier pattern selected for this natural-marble top. The basin is documented as seamless integrated ceramic, and the countertop has a concealed retaining-edge entry. Evaluate the stone band alongside the grain-fronted cabinet rather than letting similar descriptive names blur the component materials.
Distinct component records
The main unit is listed at 800 × 550 mm. Its smart mirror has an independent 800 × 800 mm entry and three-colour lighting, with UNIHOPPER drawers specified below. Keep the mirror's faceted outline in the drawing review instead of treating the two equal mirror figures as proof of a square shape.
Faceted smart mirror profile gives an upper bathroom component a segmented outline that differs from both a circle and a rectangle. The source photograph of LD-5379 provides the geometry reference; the dimension entry alone cannot identify its number of edges or shape. Evaluate the complete perimeter against surrounding wall lines before comparing lighting features. The cabinet's softer end treatment below adds another contrast that disappears if only the reflection area is cropped.
French brown oak surface finish gives LD-5379 its named woodgrain appearance, paired with a gloss treatment on a stainless steel cabinet. French Grey natural marble forms the countertop above the 800 × 550 mm main-unit entry. Compare the grain at panel scale with the geometric mirror and light stone band when selecting surrounding surfaces. This combination is useful when a compact wash area should retain clear contrasts between textured frontage and a segmented upper outline.
French Grey marble selection keeps the countertop pattern distinct from the similarly named cabinet finish. Natural marble belongs to the top, ceramic to the recorded basin, and the oak wording to a surface treatment. Those entries should not be collapsed into one material description. For LD-5379, compare the narrow stone band and broad grain face in the source picture to decide how their textures should sit underneath the faceted mirror outline.
