Buto makes bespoke bathroom furniture in Alicante. It is not a fixed-catalogue brand: the unit is drawn for the space you actually have. They build by hand, with local cabinetmakers, and lacquer in several coats to protect the edge, which is where a bathroom unit always starts to fail.
We chose them for a reason that has to do with what we sell: the fronts can be ordered in six porcelain finishes and six marbles, as well as thirty-five lacquers and sixteen woods. That lets the unit be made of the same material as the floor or the wall, instead of being a piece added afterwards that never quite matches. Any reference in their catalogue can be ordered, including the ones not shown here.
BoldRounded sides and a mitred top, the detail that runs through the whole collection.
TabúCircular forms, with the top and the basin resolved as one continuous piece.
RibonOverlapping planes that give the front shadow and relief, and a handle built into the line of the unit itself.
GalianoCurved lines, with one or two pull-out sides for extra storage, a large basin on the top and a backlit mirror.
Pro HQA modular system, variable in size and finish, to compose the unit piece by piece around the space.
KairuDesigned by the studio We Are Forms. Basins, storage, mirrors and accessories that combine with one another, in a range that works for homes and for public spaces alike.
CamiraFloor-standing and wall-hung modules, integrated lighting and auxiliary trays. It was created to resolve reduced-depth basins, so it is the first one we look at when the bathroom is narrow.
IshoThe top or the worktop combines with the sides lacquered in the same colour, so the unit reads as a single block with no interruptions.
Frequently asked questions
What does Buto make, and where?
Bespoke bathroom furniture, in Alicante. The company is Buto Design S.L. Besides the units, the catalogue includes bathtubs, basins, auxiliary modules, tops and worktops, and tall and dressing units. The manufacturer describes a craft production, piece by piece, with local cabinetmakers.
What finishes can a Buto unit be ordered in?
The manufacturer publishes five families of finishes: 35 lacquers, in matt, gloss and microtextured; 16 woods, including twelve oaks, lacquered oak, natural walnut and two fluted wood finishes; 6 porcelain finishes, which are Masaya, Etna, Dukono, Aden and the fluted versions of Etna and Dukono; 3 Solid Surface, which are White, Light Beige and Volcano; and 6 marbles, which are Ivory Cream, Royal Beige, Pietra Grey, Negro Marquina, Rosso Lepanto and Verde Alpino.
Can it be made to a specific size?
Yes, that is how they work. The manufacturer treats every project as unique and builds the unit to measure for each space. For a bathroom with awkward dimensions, a pillar or a recess under a window, that is the difference between fitting the unit in and giving up on it.
Which collection works best in a small bathroom?
Camira came precisely out of reduced-depth basins, and it allows wall-hung modules, which leave the floor clear and make the bathroom look larger. Pro HQ also works, because it is modular and can be composed to the size of the space.
Are the units wall-hung or floor-standing?
It depends on the collection. Camira offers both options, floor-standing and wall-hung. The choice usually comes down to the existing plumbing and to how much clear floor you want to keep.
What is special about the lacquering?
The manufacturer explains that its lacquering techniques apply several coats of lacquer that protect the piece from knocks, to achieve surfaces and edges without defects. It is where the difference with a mass-produced unit shows most, because the edge is the first thing to chip.
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