Forget the utilitarian tiled box you knew, and step into a realm where function meets art, and grooming transforms into a daily indulgence. The modern bathroom has shed its sterile past, emerging as a retreat defined by daring textures, sculptural fixtures, advanced technology, and deep, dramatic soul.
Developed from the ancient art of casting metal, the Newton bathtub by Maison Valentina is finished in dramatic white lacquer and gold-plated accents that immediately catch the eye.
The Seros bathtub by Victoria + Albert captures the rippling motion of water with an oval silhouette marked by contours.
The Madison Composition by Glass Design combines a washbasin and storage cabinet into a single unit with strong visual impact.
Inspired by the fluting of ancient Greek columns, the Thea collection of fixtures by Watermark is available in more than 30 finish options.
The Riva Chandelier by Graff is a wall-mounted fixture that reimagines the shower as a
sculptural centerpiece.
By incorporating an Antonio Lupi tub, an Apparatus chandelier, and plumbing fixtures by Fantini, this bathroom from Wecselman Design creates a dialogue between strict architectural lines and organic forms.
Ideal for an outdoor shower setup, this Bamboo marble fountain by Stone Forest brings Japanese style and contemporary design together.
Designed by Antonio Citterio for Axor, the ShowerSphere delivers water in generous spray modes that recharge or calm the body depending on the temperature and intensity chosen.
From the Hastings Bath Collection, the Art sink and Lamè vanity are each made with a glossy white glazed ceramic finish for a transitional aesthetic.
Precise temperature control between 68 and 120 Fahrenheit degrees ensures the T39 Elus in-wall towel warmer by Vola maximizes personalized comfort.
Inspired by old Japanese bathing traditions, the Omnia Ofuro tub by Ruvati offers a rounded interior and built-in elevated seat for comfort and support.
Story Credits:
Compiled by Annette Sessa-Galbo & Florian Jouin
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