The Incava von Kaldewei is a bathtub which is suited to classic built-in installation, yet has an striking presence in the bathroom thanks to its high rim and the generous corner radii. The organic interior lines and the two gently curving back rests lend the built-in bathtub its harmonious look which exudes a sense of safety and comfort.
Last year the lung clinic in Hemer has been extended by one building. The new stations are fitted with products from Keuco.
Dornbracht's new Lissé series is a designer fitting that is geared to a quality-conscious as well as budget-conscious target group. It has an aesthetic quality that wants to sets an open invitation to simply and easily enhance the interior design.
The new digital printing technology for ceramic shower trays from Villeroy & Boch, ViPrint, harmonises sanitary ceramics and tiles.
The new Coco (burgbad) collection conjures up a sense of expressive lightness in small, urban bathrooms.
Stylish furnishing trends have no place in the bathroom. Really? Are sanitary facilities still technology-driven and, given the effort required to install them, should they be functional and long-lasting? However, why there are more and more design proposals interpreting the bathroom as a trend-oriented space for living whilst also responding to societal trends, like health consciousness and demographic developments.
First indications reveal which colours will immerse our homes in a new light in the near future. With accents ranging from watermelon through flamingo and golden yellow through sand, the coming season promises warm, vibrantly coloured impressions.
When it comes to new bathroom furniture, the free-standing bathtub is right at the top of the wish list. There is hardly another bathroom product with such a lasting effect on the room. The trend towards the free-standing tub is now also catching on in renovations.
Since 2006 Christoph Behling has been designing bathroom products for the sanitary specialist, Geberit. In the interview, the London-based designer talks about sustainability, economic principles and the new shower toilet of Geberit.
With S1 Klafs presents the world's first sauna to retract at the touch of a button – just like a zoom lens on a camera.