Avalegra from Hansgrohe: New paths for water
04/25
Hansgrohe Avalegra combines washbasin and faucet. The
combination of slim swivel spout and
integrated shower spray offers spa-like water experience.
Zen and zeitgeist
02/25
A well thought-out design with a reduced colour palette, harmonious materials, open architecture with two Zen gardens and stylish bathroom ceramics from Duravit characterise the concept of Plates house.
Aurena: an architectural series from the hands of an architect
05/24
The bathroom collection Aurena from Duravit is as equally well suited for use in private or guest bathrooms as in
signature properties.
Accura from burgbad: crafted furniture with a simple elegance
01/24
With lacquered surfaces in various colours or real wood veneer and trendy dark grooved glass doors, the Accura design line offers many individual design options and well-organised storage space.
FAQs in bathroom planning: Part 2 Products
09/23
Holistic bathroom planning takes many aesthetic, architectural and functional aspects into account. This also applies to the product selection.
Vitrium: A bathroom for living
08/23
Christian Werner has been designing bathroom
furniture for Duravit for many years. After six projects he has now designed
his very first washbasins – which interact with console vanity units and
washbasin vanity units.
Christian Werner about Vitrium: Design concept and inspirations
08/23
Design
concept and inspirations: Christian Werner on his new Vitrium bathroom
collection – one of the select design series that make up the Duravit Artisan
Lines.
House of Reminiscence: between tradition and modernity
06/23
With its renovation, the House of Reminiscence follows the idea of "Beauty of Everyday Things" - embodied in the bathroom by Duravit products.
Bento Starck Box - design based on the Japanese model
04/23
The Bento Box principle: Inspired by Japanese lunch boxes, the wet and dry areas are separated in the new Duravit series.
Antao from Villeroy & Boch: The perfection of imperfection
03/23
The shape of a dewdrop is intended to be the unifying element of the collection: from the ceramics to the bathtub to the furniture, mirrors and fittings.