Danish brand Montana Furniture has reimagined its bathroom product line with new sizes, colors and “expanded possibilities,” the company said.
“Montana Bathroom allows us to explore how color and material can shape even the most functional spaces,” says Joakim Lassen, CEO of Montana Furniture. “With this relaunch, we wanted to create bathroom solutions that feel more integrated with the rest of the home–both functionally and visually.”
The brand has updated the dimensions across bathroom furniture, wall-mounted cabinets and mirror cabinets, and has added new countertop colors and hooks. The additions expand the series and offer greater flexibility across compact and more spacious interiors, bringing Montana Furniture’s modular approach into the bathroom in new ways, the company says.
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The relaunch signals a renewed focus on modularity, flexibility and cohesive bathroom solutions, the company explains. “At its core, the series is defined by modular compositions where storage, mirrors and washbasins come together in solutions tailored to individual spaces and needs,” the company says in a release. “The relaunch builds on this foundation while expanding the possibilities for both subtle and more defined expressions across the full Montana color palette.”
The new Montana Bathroom series is available now.
Known for creating playful spaces and harnessing the power of color, Montana Furniture is a family owned Danish company that dates from 1982. The brand says it specializes in high-quality furniture, proud Danish traditions and a wealth of colors to private homes, public spaces and businesses around the world.
At its factory in Haarby on the island of Funen, Montana Furniture produces its own range of flexible, modular systems in a wide array of playful colours. The collection also features reproductions of iconic Danish designs by Erik Rasmussen, Verner Panton and Jørgen Rasmussen, alongside contemporary contributions by Jakob Wagner, Kasper Mose and color designer Margrethe Odgaard.
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