Colour
Selection: during this year’s leading international trade show for the sanitary
industry, the ISH in Frankfurt, things at the Pop up my Bathroom trend platform
will be pretty colourful.
Colour
Selection: during this year’s leading international trade show for the sanitary
industry, the ISH in Frankfurt, things at the Pop up my Bathroom trend platform
will be pretty colourful.
This summer is a hot one. We’re desperate
to cool off – in the sea, a crystal-clear mountain lake or the sauna. Sauna? That’s right –
because if you want to cool down, there’s nothing like working up a sweat first.
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.
Four current trends are having a particularly big impact on bathroom design right now: Health, Connectivity, Silver Society and Individualisation. The latter two are in the focus of the lecture from Dirk Engelhardt (Geberit).
Mathias Knigge of grauwert, a consultancy for inclusive design, products and services, reports on the development of age-neutral solutions based on the Design for All concept.
Basic of the klecture is the master thesis of Teresa Meister. The goal was to use universal design to generate innovations for a company by picking up on influences and trends.
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.
In his lecture Sascha Peters shows additive technologies opens up the possibilities when it comes to components and products for the bathroom and sanitary sector.
The Nature Bathroom embodies the vision of a bathroom that expresses its commitment to sustainable action and nature through the choice of materials, design and water technology.
The "Individual Bathroom" is the megatrend of this year’s ISH. However, what is typically individual and what types of individual bathrooms are there? In his daily lecture, Frank A. Reinhardt will answer these questions.
Even today, a wave of the hand is all it takes to start the water running or bathe the room in the desired light. It’s all possible thanks to complex digital controls that are either hidden away behind the wall or concealed in the products themselves.
In an interview with Jens J. Wischmann (VDS), Franziska van Almsick speaks about the effects of water on well-being, trends and the pleasures of bathing.
The modern urban bathroom has style and takes a self-assured approach to its historical heritage. It doesn’t matter whether the furniture is meant for the living room or the bathroom.
The current interior trend “Smart Being” links life balance and digitisation, even in the bathroom. In her lecture Martina Brüßel shows smart solutions, individual products, their networkability and the resulting added value.
When it comes to taking care of body and soul, the bathroom is taking on new meaning: as a private gym with hydrotherapy treatments in an individual feel-good atmosphere. Modern technology is used to integrate traditional techniques and create a personalised oasis.
The mega-trend of health has arrived in German bathrooms. More and more people are using their own bathroom for regeneration. The lecture of Martina Brüßel explains how these changes have an effect on future bathroom design.
Individualism is one of the megatrends in bathroom design. But how does a perfect feel-good bathroom need to be planned so as to suit the individual customer? In her talk Sandra Hettinger gives an insight into the freedom of choice of the customers with their bathroom design.
Expectations of the bathroom have increased. At the same time, consumers no longer primarily define comfort in terms of traditional signs of luxury like marble or exclusive designer fittings, but in terms of personalised bathroom equipment and design.
The colourways are changing constantly. If still neutral tones were asked yesterday, today these are rather strong colours. In her presentation, Gesa Hansen gives an overview of the current color scheme in the bathroom and kitchen.