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IPOO Toilet by Milos Paripovic

Shan Tara — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 11:39:39 +0000

Milos Paripovic just sent us pictures of his latest project, perhaps a little sarcastic, but that should please Apple’s fans.

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‘Whatatree,’ Modular Shower by Schloupt Design

Shan Tara — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 12:36:42 +0000

‘Whatatree’ adjustable tree shaped concept by Schloupt Design is modular shower 360-degree turning segments that can be combined to the user’s preference to fit any space. This smart shower features five modular parts with 360° all-turning facility that gives user the freedom of modifying the shape according to available space and taste of the user. The innovative one-button water temperature control is another key feature of the concept that incorporates intuitive color visualization for indicating the level of temperature.
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Via [Yanko Design]

‘Bisazza Bagno,’ Bathroom Collection by Jaime Hayon

Shan Tara — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 11:52:56 +0000

Italian house Bisazza started a new division called Bisazza Bagno this year teaming up with Spanish designer Jaime Hayon for their first collection. The bathroom collection recalls the glamor of the 1930s with a Scandinavian touch and feminine shapes.

Elegance is the main trait of this innovative collection. The bathroom is the most important room in the home and it should not be hidden. With this collection, it becomes an area you want to show, a place you can keep open. The bathroom becomes a stylish room, full of charm and style, with a strong identity.

Goccia faucet Collection by Prospero Rasulo for Gessi

Shan Tara — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 11:58:06 +0000

Gessi Italian brand has just came out with the Goccia Faucet collection, a new product that redefines the location of a traditional faucet. Each piece of the collection is handmade, thus requires lesser carbon emission during the manufacturing process.

With fluid and familiar contours inspired by water, the Goccia – meaning drop – is available in brushed chrome, chrome, white or black finishes. Sensor operated with LED, the tap is also eco-friendly, with water-saving technology.

Inside Out Bathroom Cabinet by FreshWest for Authentics

Shan Tara — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 16:41:06 +0000

FreshWest design firm has created the uber-stylish Inside-Out Bathroom Cabinet to bring the interior to the exterior.The Inside-Out cabinet combines affordability with attitude, and is made from recyclable aluminium composite, a durable and good-looking material more usually found in industrial design than in domestic interiors.

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“Magnolia,” 3-D Wall Tile by Heather Knight

Shan Tara — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 06:57:21 +0000

Asheville-based artist Heather Knight brings the textures of barnacles, fungi, magnolia flowers and succulents to your living space with her hand crafted porcelain wall tiles, all available through her Etsy store Element Clay Studio.

Limestone Collection by Lapicida

Shan Tara — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 13:05:16 +0000

This is the work of a sculptor ‘Andrea Palladi’ most respected in the world of rock and move his first steps as a mason in Padua when he was 13 years, in workshop Bartolomeo Cavazza. In a homage to the mastery of stone; eye to detail and unmatched talent, Lapicida piece bathroom featuring one-off, designed as a tribute to Palladio. The designers successfully created a collection of limestone and marble bath in the sink, stone and granite contemporary design.
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Via [Feniture]

“Soap Flakes,” Soap Dispenser by Nathalie Stämpfli

Shan Tara — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 10:10:49 +0000

Soap Flakes by Nathalie Stämpfli works like a pump dispenser and grates a small amount of soap into your hand when you pump the handle.

Today, most of the soap we use is liquid soap, which contains a lot of water. Block soap instead is more concentrated and therefore has some ecological benefits: You don’t transport unnecessary water around. In place of plastic bottles you can simply use paper for packaging. The solid blocks can easily be piled and allow a greater space efficiency in a truck.

But what about the usage of soap bars? I don’t like the weird slippery feeling when I use them. It gives me goose bumps. And under the shower, it always slides out of your fingers. Hand soap also often gets dirty and accumulates bacteria when more than one person is using it.

I designed two dispensers that turn block soap into beautiful little flakes. They offer you a new comfortable sensation when they are falling on your hands and easily dissolve in water.
The first version needs to be attached to the wall. You can easily use it with one hand; while you are pushing the grater, you are capturing the flakes. With its open shape it lets the soap block evolve its fragrances into the room.
The second version is a grater that can stand by itself. Therefore it’s more flexible in usage. It could be placed in the same way as a shower gel or shampoo.

Petit Plat Miniature food Art by Design Fetish

Shan Tara — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 09:50:42 +0000

Kushu From design Fetish has recently launched her blog and introduce these beautiful pieces of art representing miniature food. Designed for dollhouses or to wear as jewelery, these “Petit Plats” are all handmade and customizable.

The 25 year old designer just moved from Beirut to Paris to doher Masters. Kushu was graduated in 2007 from the American University of Beirut with a BFA in Graphic Design. Design is definitely her biggest fetish! 30-April-09, 12:54 a.m, my fetish goes public! Welcome to my personal design blog.

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Function Tiles by Droog

Shan Tara — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 05:48:31 +0000

“Function Tiles” has been created by Droog Designers Peter van der Jagt, Erik-Jan Kwakkel, and Arnout Visser, it makes the tiles work more functionally, thus the name “Function Tiles”. Based on a familiar size and common module, each of these can be used to replace an existing tile in a given bathroom – a tissue dispenser slots in place of one while vents, hangers or new drains can be swapped in for others.
These tiles let you transform a small bathroom space into an interactive, multi-functional place with secret compartments, hidden functions, magnetic surfaces, built-in gadgets and more. We love the surprise of these guys and, of course, the fact that they give you a little additional storage in what is normally unused space.

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Via [dornob]

Bathrooms, spa and air-conditioning by Duravit AG, Hornberg

Shan Tara — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 05:24:25 +0000

This bathrooms, spa and air-conditioning created by Duravit AG won the red dot design award. Following a purist form language and designed to impart a strong sense of “warmth”, this sauna turns into an inviting space within a space, and thus clearly follows the demands of clarity, harmony and structure. Similar to the Indian tradition, this sauna too becomes an integrative part of everyday life.

The design concept is sophisticated to the last detail – there is nothing that disturbs the intended image of spiritual harmony. Free from directly visible technology, the sauna is positioned in the middle of a room; all units are hidden and mounted on a pull-out carrier. The control system, heater with ventilation unit and the evaporator are always accessible but never in view. The control concept too follows its Indian model of inspiration: in the same way as the age-old ceremony started by heating a stone in a fire and carrying it with a stag’s antler into a tent, the sauna session also starts with a “stone” – in the form of a hand-held remote control with a clearly laid-out display.

Ballerina Bathtub by Gustaw Lange

Shan Tara — Tue, 25 May 2010 11:59:42 +0000

Ballerine bathtub by Gustaw Lange is a creative showering system that compactly combines a tub and standing shower. Drag the end of it upwards and it will spiral itself around you and reveal the shower head at the top. The bathtub stays as a cup where the water will run down. I like the lines of it, and it would fit perfectly into a house where design is at the center of things. Now all I have to do is make sure there are no windows in the bathroom…

Gustaw Lange

Boudoir in the Bath by THG & Chantal Thomass

Shan Tara — Thu, 13 May 2010 06:53:21 +0000

THG and Thomass revisit the tradition of the boudoir with ultra-refined and super-chic fixtures crafted from white porcelain and decorated with delicate silver borders.Infusing her penchant for sensual textures, feminine details and lush materials into stunning designs for the bath, Thomass seamlessly transitioned from brassiere to basin. The new line, Poemes, brought to life by THG, is the result of a brilliant collaboration of décor and couture, a union Thomass sees as a logical transition. “Since I create intimate women’s clothes, and the bathroom is all about intimacy,” Thomass explains, “the merger made sense.” Much like her fashion ideology – which emphasizes the beauty and sensuality of the female form, and the seductive details that epitomize glamorous lingerie – Thomass’ design perspective gives similar attention to the wants and needs of women.

“As a woman, the bathroom is an important space where you see yourself from every angle, apply your makeup and prepare yourself for the day,” Thomass notes. “With all of these activities taking place in the bathroom, you need to feel comfortable about yourself; hence the importance of having a beautiful bathroom.” And what woman wouldn’t love to surround herself in an environment as refined and alluring as Thomass’ bathroom oasis – delicate, chic, “a place of total seduction.” Mais, oui.

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The Beyond, Shower by Glass Idromassaggio

Delphine — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:03:55 +0000

Italian designer Glass Idromassaggio draws a new shower called ‘Beyond’, modern with the elegance of a tub. A perfect balance between luxury and well-being.

Designed for corner installation, the tray has softly rounded edges, finished in a matte black or white. It also include an enclosure of 8 millimeter clear tempered glass. The monolith block mounted on the wall can be finished in several different materials to suite your style and surroundings.

Visit the website for many stylish ideas and designs for bathrooms.

[Glass Idromassaggio]

Via [Trendir]

I ♥ Yu, Naoshima Bathhouse by Shinro Ohtake

Shan Tara — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 19:13:48 +0000

The Naoshima Bath house was opened on July 26, 2009 under the name of “I♥湯 (I love you).” Conceived by the artist Shinro Ohtake, this charming name softens the hearts of the customers before using the bathroom.
The project is particularly interesting because it blurs the distinction between art and practical daily life (the bathhouse can be used by locals, who pay just 300 yen rather than the standard 500 yen entrance fee to use it), between private corporations and public works, and between inside and outside.

The bottoms of the baths are lined with stones and collages of found images and shunga erotic prints that come in and out of view with the movement of the water.

“The appearance of the bath, located two minutes’ walk from Naoshima Miyanoura Port, is extremely conspicuous. Above the front entrance where we find two palm trees which makes us feel as if we are in a southern land, there is a sign showing a silhouette of a woman’s body, from which extends a fierce red neon sign, “ゆ (hot water)”. On the wall, which was painted using white as its basic color, there are a number of brilliant coloured concrete and unglazed tiles“.

Link Via [KALONSNET] & [Noiseloop]

The Roca Active & Relax has Floor-to-Ceiling “Mirror-Screen LCD Plates

Shan Tara — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 23:23:21 +0000

This concept bathroom design designed by Michal Mitek intended to make the most of a space by hiding several features in each aspect of its design. From the LCDs that can either give a beautiful panoramic view or double as computer monitors to the rising floor that covers the tub to turn the area into a fitness floor, everything is smoothly integrated.

Via [Yanko Design]

Ceramic Tiles by Casanova ID

Shan Tara — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:55:51 +0000

These ceramic tiles by Casanova ID have distinct functions while fitting in with the standard sizes of available tile using typical dimensions. Their purposes range from towel hooks, writing boards, air vents and more. This modular interior design system allows a great degree of customization.

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Glass Mosaic Tiles by Evit

Shan Tara — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 12:53:46 +0000

Shown is the Iceberg line, this glass Mosaic Tiles by is created by Evit an italian furniture company .
The round, cool composition of Iceberg and the contemporary, angular forms of Watercube are each available in a choice of 69 hot colors in 300-by-300-mm tile or 300-by-100-mm tiles.

Buy it Here Via [Materialicious]