Axor in Copenhagen´s Alchemist restaurant
02/21
Copenhagen´s newworld
of culinary delight is also also
offers an eye-catcher when it comes to sanitary facilities - with faucets from
Axor.
Château de Vignée transports Ardennes landscape into interior
12/20
The
Belgian hotel tells stories in its interior design with products from
Dornbracht and Alape.
The Audo: A hybrid place for hospitality and design
11/20
The
Audo celebrates and facilitates human connection in the
global digital age - a platform that aims to bring together local and international creatives.
Kludi Nova Fonte: one concept, three designs, many design variations
11/20
With its three design variants Classic,
Puristic and Déco, the new Nova from Kludi Fonte range of fittings offers a large variety of design options for the classic modern bathroom.
The touchless bathroom
06/20
With the introduction of new
hygiene measures around the world, intelligent concepts can play a key role in
public and semi-public spaces. Product solutions for this increased sensitivity
to hygiene are available for the private bathroom too.
More design option due to matt surfaces
05/19
The trend towards
matt surfaces is expanding the range of products offered by the manufacturers and it offers bathroom planners additional possibilities in the design of the
bathroom.
Dark and matt: Dornbracht’s Vaia comes with a new surface
09/17
Not a bit glossy: With its dark, silk matt colour the new dark platinum matt finish of Vaila expands the possibilities of individual bathroom design.
Collection Montreux from Axor: Time travel to the early 20th century - now also in the kitchen
05/17
Montreux, the legendary spa resort on the shores of Lake Geneva, was the inspiration for a collection reminiscent of the beginnings of the 20th century. Now the series has been extended by kitchen fittings and a showerpipe.
Dornbracht Touchfree: convenient water control without a visible sensor
04/17
The contact-free and automatic control Touchfree from Dornbracht has an invisible sensor and is developed specifically for the semi-public sector. It enables architects, interior designers and planners more creative freedom in their schemes.