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.
The developments from German bathroom design
labels are showing lifestyle: more colour, more convenience, more furniture, more innovation and a
whole lot of functionality.
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.
With the new motto Inside | Outside, Pop up my Bathroomwants to draw attention to the increasing influence of the innovative
technology “behind the wall”.
The new Burgbad collection Lavo 2.0 is a compelling combination of
tradition and modernism. It features a recurring oval motif – the same design
element that played the leading role in the previous series.
Many furnishing ideas for the outdoor area are also suitable for the bathroom. Anything made to
withstand the weather can’t possibly be a bad choice for its challenging indoor
climate.
When planning a bathroom, bathroom planners often use the imagery of sanitary companies as a guide. But what does it really look like in private bathrooms?
With Mya,
designed by Spanish studio Altherr Désile Park, Burgbad is presenting a range
of solid oak furniture. The Viv stool extends the Mya collection with a
mobile and versatile plastic element that doubles as a seat and storage
container.
