Top 3 Pop up my Bathroom-Instagram in October

Illustration: FAR_consulting
A
room-creating furniture program, a smiling washbasin and a minimalist spa
interior caused the greatest sensation among the Instagram posts by Pop up my
Bathroom in October.
In October,
we again showed cool bathroom ideas and current bathroom trends and presented
new products on Pop up my Bathroom Instagram. The image of the monolithic
washbasin duo from Burgbad's room concept rc40 reached a particularly large
number of Instagram users, while the post on the Geberit Smyle washbasin, the
second-place winner, seems to have raised many smiles. The Instagram users also
particularly liked the minimalist, elegant spa atmosphere, supported by
large-format ceramic tiles from the Hudson collection by Villeroy & Boch:
our third-place winner.
1st place: rc40 from Burgbad

Space-creating furniture
program rc40 from Burgbad, Design: Nexus Product Design
Photo: burgbad
Airy, homely, functional, individual: the space-creating furniture
program rc40 from burgbad offers many elements
that look particularly good when they stand alone - such as the monolithic
single washbasin or the aluminium profiles with integrated lighting that can be
used as a make-up area, shelf, cloakroom or washbasin. As a niche solution or
as add-on modules, they also form the perfect interior of walk-in wardrobes.
2nd place: Smyle from Geberit

Time to smile - the washbasin Smyle from Geberit
Photo: Geberit
The Geberit
Smyle washbasins exude a visual lightness. Filigree lines, round shapes and the
narrow edges of the washbasins contrast with the functional interior basin and
generous storage space in the rear area. The washbasins are available with
slightly rounded edges (soft organic) or with a square design (soft geometric).
3rd place: Hudson collection from Villeroy & Boch

Hudson collection from Villeroy & Boch
Photo: Villeroy & Boch
Large
ceramic tiles are also ideal for a minimalist interior in the bathroom. Light
and dark contrasts of a few colors and coordinated format variations of the
tiles create a pleasant atmosphere. In addition, with tiles in different colours
and formats, functional areas can be optically highlighted or separated from
one another, giving the room a clear structure.