The butterfly-shaped mirror is the defining visual feature of LD-5376, echoed by a small central motif on the cabinet front. A French red oak finish with reference 036# gives the lower face its woodgrain appearance, while stainless steel remains the main material. Brazil Gold natural marble and a seamlessly integrated ceramic basin form the top. The source gives cabinet dimensions of 1300 × 550 mm and mirror dimensions of 1200 × 1008 mm.
Distinctive upper shape
The mirror's wing-like outline supplies a recognizable shaped feature above the wash area. The lower front remains broad and comparatively simple, preventing another large shape from competing with it. Use the complete source reference to assess how much surrounding wall space the decorative outline should occupy.
Front treatment
French red oak finish and reference 036# define the appearance of the stainless steel cabinet. A small central butterfly motif interrupts the broader woodgrain field beneath the shaped mirror. Compare the grain and the repeated motif together when selecting nearby finishes, allowing the upper butterfly silhouette to remain the main decorative feature.
Stone selection
Brazil Gold identifies the supplier pattern for the natural-marble top; the name alone does not verify quarry origin. A ceramic basin is recorded as seamlessly integrated. Compare the countertop reference against the large grain face so the stone supports, rather than competes with, the shaped mirror above.
Original mirror record
Preserve 1200 × 1008 mm for the smart mirror exactly as recorded. The cabinet has its own 1300 × 550 mm entry, alongside specified UNIHOPPER drawers. The shaped upper outline requires the actual component drawing; a rectangular dimension record should not replace its geometry in the elevation.
Butterfly-shaped bathroom mirror provides a decorative silhouette that cannot be represented accurately by a conventional rectangular replacement. The source picture makes that outline the main upper feature of LD-5376. A comparatively broad, restrained cabinet underneath allows the mirror to remain the focal point. Assess the full image against the intended wall surroundings before choosing another prominent decorative surface; the shape already contributes substantial visual character to the bathroom elevation.
Brazil Gold countertop reference identifies the natural-marble pattern selected for LD-5376. The top accompanies a seamless integrated ceramic basin above a French red oak finish cabinet. A butterfly-shaped smart mirror supplies the strongest upper outline. Compare the stone, grain field and complete mirror silhouette in one elevation when selecting adjacent surfaces, so the two material patterns support the decorative shape instead of creating several competing focal points within the bathroom.
Woodgrain cabinet with shaped upper feature gives the lower furniture a quieter role in the complete composition. The photographed frontage of LD-5376 spans a broad area, with a small motif rather than another large applied panel. Stainless steel is the confirmed main material, while the grain is described through the named finish. Review the front's scale and texture alongside the mirror drawing so that the finished elevation preserves that visual hierarchy.
