A water armature with a sporty figure

A water armature with a sporty figure

The Tara.Logic faucet is slim and slender. Dornbracht's new series of faucets builds on the shape of the Tara.Classic single-lever mixer, but differs in its slender elongated form. With the deliberate omission of a rosette, this is additionally emphasized. Tara.Logic stands for fitness, which Dornbracht illustrates in its ritual bath of the same name: it is laid out in six zones that are to be completed in a sequence - like in a gym, only here the individual stations are called: Preparation, Facewash, Body Cleaning, Shower, Contrast Bath and Private Gym. Water march!

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Variety of bath and shower tubs by Peter Wirz for Laufen

Variety of bath and shower tubs by Peter Wirz for Laufen

Extensive bathroom collection by Toan Nguyen for Laufen

Extensive Bath Collection by Toan Nguyen for Running

Face à face

Architectural bathroom collection by Jean Nouvel for Agape

Architectural bathroom collection by Jean Nouvel for Agape

Isy22

Iconic faucet collection by Matteo Thun & Partners for Zucchetti

Iconic faucet collection by Matteo Thun & Partners for Zucchetti

Kludi Push & Switch

Innovative water changeover at the touch of a button

Innovative water changeover at the touch of a button

Three-dimensional ceramic art

Individual ornamental tiles from Oro Bianco Handmade Tiles

Individual ornamental tiles by Oro Bianco Handmade Tiles

Nova Fonte Pura

Puristic shaped single-handle mixer by Kludi

Puristic shaped single-lever mixers from Kludi

Tempesta 100

Shower bar set with Cradle to Cradle Certified® product standard in gold by GROHE

Shower bar set with Cradle to Cradle Certified® product standard in gold by GROHE

Space-saving cable management system for drawers from EVOline

Space-saving cable management system for drawers from EVOline

Zencha

Japanese-inspired bathroom collection by Sebastian Herkner for Duravit

Bathroom collection inspired by Japan by Sebastian Herkner for Duravit

Eurosmart

Bathroom faucet with Cradle to Cradle Certified®product standard in gold by GROHE

Bathroom faucet with Cradle to Cradle Certified® product standard in gold by GROHE

Axor One Colors

Colored extension of the faucet series Axor One by Barber Osgerby

Colored extension of the faucet series Axor One by Barber Osgerby

Collezione Studio KO

Marble elements by Studio KO for Bisazza Marmo

Marble elements by Studio KO for Bisazza Marmo

BauEdge S

Single-handle basin faucet with Cradle to Cradle Certified® product standard in gold by GROHE

Single-handle basin faucet with Cradle to Cradle Certified® product standard in gold by GROHE

Brick

Landscape design tile by Oro Bianco Handmade Tiles

Landscape design tile by Oro Bianco Handmade Tiles

Anima Liquida

Sculptural washbasin by Giorgio Rava for Antoniolupi

Sculptural washbasin by Giorgio Rava for Antoniolupi

Bathroom collection by Konstantin Grcic for Laufen with new washbasins

Bathroom collection by Konstantin Grcic for Laufen with new washstands

Unique surfaces

Glazes made to order by Oro Bianco Handmade Tiles

Glazes made to order by Oro Bianco Handmade Tiles

The New Classic

Elegant bathroom collection by Marcel Wanders for Laufen

Elegant bathroom collection by Marcel Wanders for Laufen

CArrelé

Eggshell tile collection by Elaine Yan Ling Ng for Nature Squared

Sweet William Growing Guide

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