Nancy Island
NEW FAVORITE IN ELEGANCE
NANCY ISLAND styling unit offers a unique aesthetic by blending the elegance of futuristic design with a pioneering approach.
The body made of MDF lam material is also used in the upper table and mirror part, providing long-lasting use while giving confidence with its robustness. The mirror's led illumination and frosting feature offer an eye-catching experience, while the metal legs coated with electrostatic powder paint increase stability. The socket and tandem rail drawer system at the bottom expands the usage area and provides order.
Technical Schemes
Body Mdf - Lam
Everywhere with Rich Options
Color Chart
BEYAZ
KOTON VİZON
BRONZ
RETRO GÜMÜŞ
FRİG
FLORANSA
GORDION
HİTİT
LİDYA
VENGE
KUMTAŞI
SAFİR MEŞE
HARELİ CEVİZ
SİDON
SİLVES
FREZYA
RETRO BRONZ
İRONY
LOTUS
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Environmentally Friendly Products
We are aware that nature is our home for human beings and all other living things. We respect the nature of our future as much as we respect the nature of today. We produce and develop our products with the wish and philosophy of future generations to see green days.
Saving Battery
We carefully use natural resources that are adversely affected by changing environmental factors. By keeping water usage to a minimum with energy-saving batteries, we take as much as we need and respect the environment and all other living things.
Sustainable Designs
While ensuring the continuity of production and diversity, in order to make the natural life permanent; we produce environmentally friendly and recyclable designs.
Ecological Decorations
We aim for the materials we use in decorations and complementary products to be transformed into various forms between water, air and soil, and to circulate in nature with an effect that does not harm the environment.
Biodegradable Materials
We choose environmentally friendly materials in our material usage so that products can be recycled by natural organisms (bacteria, algae, fungi) into non-hazardous products (water, CO2) in the natural process.
