FAQs in bathroom planning: Part 1 The Briefing
08/22
20 questions that bathroom planners and
architects should be able to give new customers answers to.
A classic turns 30: Dornbracht gives Tara its own bathroom
07/22
To mark its 30th anniversary, Dornbracht has given its Tara fitting new product variants and surfaces, as well as bathroom architecture inspired by the fitting design.
Instinct and knowhow: the secret to choosing the right colours
06/22
Which
colour trends are in keeping with customers’ tastes in 2022 and how can they be
used for bathroom planning? Colour expert Dr. Hildegard Kalthegener answers
these and other questions in our guest article.
The trend is towards a third bathroom
04/22
While most people in the German-speaking world have to manage with a bathroom that averages just 9 square metres, the way rooms in single- and two-family homes are used is being redefined.
Keuco: Helping to get well
10/21
The
Waldkliniken Eisenberg and the private clinic Blomenburg rely on wellbeing bathroom
equipment from Keuco.
Living Bathroom: 8 useful facts for planning a cosy bathroom
10/21
What kind of bathroom do people want? This blog post shows 8 facts of a on-trend bathroom planning.
Bette bathtubs in matt black
02/21
Bathtubs in black look elegant and develop an
almost monolithic effect. Bette is now offering many of its freestanding bathtubs
in an elegant matt black.
Holistic bathroom planning: 10 steps to a Private Spa
01/21
What exactly is meant by a private spa? Which components does it take to
create one? Insights and learnings from 12 years of the private spa.
On trend: Wallpaper as an eye-catcher in the bathroom
12/20
The trend
towards using wallpaper in the bathroom undoubtedly brings a very fashionable element to bathroom planning, which otherwise
tends to take a long-term view.
Ahead of the curve: bathroom design embraces the circle
11/20
The
strictly geometric circle is conquering the bathroom: no other element has
influenced its design so much in recent years as the arc. From 45 to 360 degrees, anything goes – as long as it’s minimalist.