Innovative Bathroom: Ready for a smart revolution
What does the bathroom of the future look like? In addition to the surge of innovations being driven by digitalisation, the bathroom will have to provide new usage options as well.
What does the bathroom of the future look like? In addition to the surge of innovations being driven by digitalisation, the bathroom will have to provide new usage options as well.
The Condensed Bathroom provides the essence of modern bathroom culture in a compact space: when it comes to the ideal bathroom for urban areas and a target audience that wants to live where the action is without missing out on anything, this could well be the face of the future.
As bathrooms have a long service life, it is all the more important to think ahead and consider future requirements. When planned carefully, the comfortable bathroom of today can meet the needs of elderly users tomorrow or even be completely barrier-free.
Washplaces for children should be functional, safe and easy to care for. And ideally, they should have warm, velvety finishes as well. That’s why Keramag uses the solid surface material Varicor for its play and wash landscapes.
The Swedish manufacturer String Furniture presents with its String System a shelving solution that adapts easily to individual needs. Moreover, it shows that black is beautiful – even in the bathroom.
Sol by Team 7 is truly multi-talented. The desk with feminine character cuts not only a good figure in the home offices, but also in the bedroom, hall or bathroom.
The new magnetic board system now mag! by Hülsta makes interiors very flexible. Walls can be redesigned every day - without having to drill holes.
The new digital printing technology for ceramic shower trays from Villeroy & Boch, ViPrint, harmonises sanitary ceramics and tiles.
Stylish furnishing trends have no place in the bathroom. Really? Are sanitary facilities still technology-driven and, given the effort required to install them, should they be functional and long-lasting? However, why there are more and more design proposals interpreting the bathroom as a trend-oriented space for living whilst also responding to societal trends, like health consciousness and demographic developments.
When it comes to new bathroom furniture, the free-standing bathtub is right at the top of the wish list. There is hardly another bathroom product with such a lasting effect on the room. The trend towards the free-standing tub is now also catching on in renovations.