Taps, tubs and tiles for a sensual, streamlined bathroom.
Compiled by Paige Magarrey
Top left: Forma by Toscoquattro
Free-standing wash basins made a splash at the biennial bath show during Milan’s furniture fair this past April. Young Italian designer Andrea Andretta envisioned these units, manufactured in a resin called Livingtec, as two off-kilter ovals. toscoquattro.it
Top middle: Wish by Neptune
Made of a single piece of 2.5-centimetre-thick polymer, this tub is sturdier than its traditional enamel counterparts, and it keeps bathwater warmer longer. The collection also includes three basins. produitsneptune.com
Top right: Vero Black by Duravit
The German manufacturer has re-launched its Vero line of wash basins, toilets and bidets in a new all-black finish. They pack a bold punch on their own, but can also be mixed and matched with the original white fixtures. duravit.com
Read the full story in the print edition of our July/August 2010 issue
Rain by Dornbracht
Recreating the low-pressure flow of a rain shower, this pared-down, ceiling-mounted design comes in circular and rectangular versions, and in two sizes. It’s part of Sieger Design’s Performing Shower collection for the German manufacturer. dornbracht.com
FS2 by Vola
A complement to the new wave of free-standing wash basins, this tall, slender basin mixer comes in chrome or stainless steel. vola.com
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