One of the tasks undertaken by the Russian designer Natasha Chibiriak ( 1plus1 studio ) in the execution of this bath project was to not use floor tiles and crockery. So this is how the idea of using an artificial teak wood wall has appeared, which gives more warmth to the space.
The project uses environmental materials, emphasizing the wood and stone that give elegance, warmth and comfort. In the evening, the play of lights stands out the diversity of textures and materials, the bathroom becoming a relaxation area.
Khis is the name of a bathtub made by Frants Seer, in three models and with three different finishing lines. Khis is made from wood and assembled by hand from the first component piece till the final finishing. The bathtub has a dark brown to almost black color due to the thermal processing of the
Shell is a collection of bath supplies made by Nina Mair, Austria, and consists of a bathtub and a sink, both made of walnut, polished and varnished by hand. The Shell bathtub is sculpted from a solid block of aromatic walnut, using with precision a milling machine. With high precision and great attention to detail,
Rene Linssen is one of the finalists at Reece Bathroom Innovation Award – BIA in 2014, a competition exclusively dedicated to design and specific bathroom supplies. Student at University from Canberra, concerned about physics, engineering and architecture
In case you do not like to use the common bathrooms from the places where you travel, the Italian producer Olympia Ceramica proposes a variant of portable bathroom that can be a response to this shortcoming. Named My Bag, this mini bathroom is inspired by the shape of a suitcase and it can be used-up
S_basin is a combination of a toilet and sink, proposed by Za Bor Architects from Russia, which involves using for the toilet the so-called “gray water” resulted from the use of shower and sink. The proposed combination by S_basin is optimal, for example, for small hotel rooms and it allows a lower consumption of materials,
Powered by Rubinetterie Cristina, company from Italy, Dynamo Rainbow shower uses water to produce electricity. In the head of the shower is placed a turbine that, driven by water, supplies with energy an LED system
