Ideal Standard launches i.life O collection designed by Roberto Palomba. The collection features a selection of ceramics, including basins and WCs, with soft, flowing curves that bring a sense of fluidity and balance to the bathroom space.
Vessel basins, available in both round and oval shapes, feature a slim, tapered silhouette that fits even compact worktops. Options with or without deck-mounted taps and overflow further enhance design flexibility, bringing a spa-like experience into the home.
The i.life O collection is an ideal choice for homeowners seeking to create a timeless space with neutral tones and a minimalist aesthetic. The collection’s versatile components and lightweight design harmonise effortlessly. Coupled with veined marble tiling, it exudes quiet luxury whilst creating a calming and serene bathroom space. Or pair it with natural, textured walls or panelling in muted tones for an earthy, grounding effect.
Roberto Palomba commented: “The round shape is an evergreen choice in interior design, symbolising harmony and balance. With i.life O, we have reinterpreted this timeless form to create a modern look that brings a sense of softness and serenity to contemporary bathrooms.”
Paired with the elegant design is the HydroTwist advanced flushing technology, which redefines hygiene and efficiency by channelling water into a powerful vortex. This ensures maximum bowl coverage while using less water, helping to reduce overall consumption. Its completely rimless design, with no overhanging edges, makes cleaning effortless. The innovation reflects Ideal Standard’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, helping to reduce environmental impact in the home.
Sven Ullrich, executive vice president marketing, product management and R&D at Villeroy & Boch, added: “The i.life O range is a prime example of how the combined strength of Villeroy & Boch and Ideal Standard drives innovation. By merging our teams’ expertise, we have leveraged our vortex flushing technology platform to transform the success of Villeroy & Boch’s TwistFlush® into HydroTwist® for the i.life collection, bringing outstanding flushing performance and hygiene to an even wider selection of products.
Villeroy & Boch has introduced a surface-mounted version of its Octagon washbasin, bringing high-end design to private bathrooms. Originally created to meet the standards of the luxury hospitality sector, the updated Octagon now offers a premium option for residential spaces. Compact at 42cm in diameter, it serves as a striking centrepiece, ideal for guest bathrooms where impact matters.
Made in Europe, the Octagon basin showcases the manufacturer’s expertise in deep ceramic craftsmanship. The inner surface features intricate, facetted detailing that mirrors the precision of cut crystal. Shaped into a perfect octagon, the geometric interior is formed from Villeroy & Boch’s exclusive TitanCeram. This material enables ultra-fine edges and sharp contours while providing exceptional strength and durability.
The company has tailored its production process to capture the symbolic purity of the octagon — a form long associated with harmony and perfection. Every basin showcases the brand’s commitment to design precision and material innovation.
Available in two contemporary matt finishes, Stone White and Pure Black, the surface-mounted Octagon washbasin works in both classic and bold settings. It pairs seamlessly with high-end furniture collections such as Finion and also complements bespoke installations in wood or natural stone.
“This product reflects everything Villeroy & Boch stands for: design expertise, innovative strength and a deep understanding of ceramic.”
With its blend of form, function and finish, the Octagon surface-mounted basin offers a sophisticated solution for discerning homeowners and interior designers looking to make a statement.
Classic British bathroom brand Thomas Crapper has revealed its autumn/winter 2025 collection – a refined edit of basins, washstands, WC suites and accessories that blend period detailing with contemporary practicality.
The Florin Suite – deco elegance
Leading the launch is Florin, a new basin and WC suite inspired by Art Deco architecture. Bold lines are softened by subtle curves, offering elegance with a touch of versatility. Customers can choose from a full pedestal, classic wall brackets or a wooden washstand for a tailored finish.
Versatile washstands
Thomas Crapper’s new washstands are designed to pair with the florin basin or a sit-on model. They come in two widths – 600mm and 1200mm – with a drawer or shelf option. Finish choices include natural oak, crisp white, and a handpicked palette of heritage paints, with tones echoing Farrow & Ball classics.
The Greenwich Suite
A pared-back update to the popular Marlborough range, Greenwich offers a more streamlined silhouette while keeping the brand’s timeless appeal. This accessible collection pairs seamlessly with the well-loved venerable wc pan, making it ideal for both renovations and new installations.
Compact wall-hung furniture in standout shades
New Bromley and Bentham wall-hung units add style to smaller spaces. Available in oak, forest green and indigo blue, each unit is colour-matched to its basin, creating a bold, unified look with compact proportions.
Brassware in four finishes for every style The Palais and Cruze tap collections now include monobloc and 3-hole deck mixers, alongside thermostatic shower options. Finishes include chrome, nickel, polished brass, and brushed brass, with a choice of lever or crosshead handles – ideal for both period homes and modern interiors.
Flush plates with flair
Lever-style dual flush plates join the collection, echoing the brand’s attention to detail. Designed to work with concealed cisterns, they deliver both function and style.
Each piece in the AW25 launch reflects Thomas Crapper’s founding values: “devoted to quality, for lasting luxury”. From Victorian townhouses to bold country homes or refined modern settings, this new collection respects tradition while offering a fresh take on British bathroom design.
Features by Diane Larner, founder and editor of Bathroom Review & Kitchens Review. Diane Larner launched both titles over 15 years ago and has been writing about the bathroom and kitchen interior design industries ever since, publishing regular features across both sectors.
In the contemporary bathroom, functionality is just the starting point. According to the latest Houzz Design Trends Reportfor 2025, luxury is now taking centre stage, with over one-third of homeowners choosing a statement bath. Thisrepresents a staggering 53% increase in searches for ‘freestanding bath‘ – highlighting the demand for products that deliver a distinctive and captivating aesthetic.
In addition, as architects and designers prioritise sustainability and durability, the composition of bathroom fixtures is evolving. From natural materials to standout design, sanitaryware is no longer a hidden necessity; it has become the visual anchor of bathroom design.
In this feature, Diane Larner examines the latest products to hit the market – from considered design with sustainable credentials to built-in technology and designer aesthetics.
Pure at heart
Kaldewei Puro Next Bathtub
Longevity and sustainability trends have not only been driven by consumer awareness but by an indirect, yet undoubtedly impactful regulatory shift away from quick-to-replace, short-lived products.
Benefitting from this demand, steel enamel has experienced a resurgence in popularity. Its resilience cannot be overstated; glazed steel is impact- and scratch-resistant, making it a popular choice for busy hotel bathrooms, spas, and premium residential design.
Furthermore, steel enamel surfaces are valued for their anti-slip properties, making them a safer option for environments where moisture and water are constant factors. The built-in texture enhances grip in wet conditions, meeting safety requirements for commercial and institutional use. Unlike other materials that may degrade or lose their anti-slip effectiveness over time, steel enamel is said to maintain its surface integrity and is expected to last for decades.
Adam Teal, Kaldewei UK head of sales, explains: “Both multigenerational living and future proofing the home are becoming important elements in many bathroom refurbishment plans. Consumers are looking for style and safety within their bathroom design, especially when it comes to baths and showers.
“Anti-slip surfaces are a key aspect; however, they want a product that will not discolour or decrease in effectiveness with age. They require a long-lasting anti-slip solution that is hygienic, easy to clean, yet practical and aesthetically appealing. “
Kaldewei has launched the next chapter in its Puro bathtub series: thePuro Next. This refreshed model features a streamlined design that combines elegance and practicality. Engineered for comfort and manufactured with durable, easy-to-clean materials, the Puro Next is available in six sizes, ranging from 160 x 70 cm to 190 x 90 cm. The series offers a wide range of bathroom solutions for various floor plans, and finishes such as Invisible Grip or Anti-Slip can be requested as an additional option.
Natural leaders
Nôsa Vermont Olive Freestanding Stone Bath
As trends demonstrate a clear shift towards nature-inspired products, designers are embracing contours and finishes that deliver a tactile, grounded feel. Combining smooth curves with compelling texture ensures spaces feel both modern and inviting. This approach favours materials and colours that create a calm, spa-like atmosphere, transforming everyday bathrooms into personal retreats.
Lauren Hudson, marketing assistant at Nôsa, agrees: “This season, bathroom trends are all about balance -organic shapes, raw textures, and tonal contrast. Think stone basins, matte black toilets, and statement freestanding baths that create spa-like serenity at home.”
Inspired by contemporary European aesthetics and manufactured with premium materials, Nôsa’s products are intended to transform the bathroom into a personal sanctuary, whether the style is minimalist, country chic, or modern maximalist.
Notable pieces from Nôsa’s latest lines include the Vermont Olive Freestanding Stone Bath, a stunning centrepiece in a rich, earthy green that evokes the calm of nature. For refined wash spaces, the Fiore Pietra Grey Marble Countertop Basin from the OpusArtis™ Collection (pictured above left) blends the heritage of Egyptian stone with Italian artistry, bringing timeless luxury into everyday use.
Bold as brass
Waterline Copper Bath Tub with Nickel Interior
Luxurious copper and brass baths offer a distinct advantage when creating high-end, bespoke interiors. Their rich, decadent finishes, combined with artisanal craftsmanship, bring an enduring sophistication that enhances the design. These statement pieces not only deliver functionality but also serve as a sculptural centrepiece.
“Copper baths are a real statement in a bathroom, and many retailers use them in window displays to draw attention to their design offering and bring people in. The look is timeless and stylish, and one that many people are accustomed to seeing in high-end boutique hotels,” comments Michael Marriott, CEO at Waterline.
The new collection of brass and copper baths from Waterline is handcrafted from 100% 16-gauge copper and brass. These stunning baths combine timeless elegance with accessible prices, making high-end luxury more attainable than ever.
Staying smart
VitrA V-Care
Toilets have evolved far beyond their basic utility, now serving as a sophisticated, design-led feature. As smart technology options increase, we are seeing features such as self-cleaning nozzles and heated seats integrated as standard. These latest benefits are designed to offer consumers an experience once reserved for high-end hotels. For bathroom designers, the shift presents a valuable opportunity to educate clients and promote smart sanitaryware as a realistic and desirable upgrade.
Ruth Davies, marketing director at VitrA, agrees: “Toilets have come a long way from being purely functional fixtures. Today’s sanitaryware is more innovative, sleeker, and packed with technology, giving retailers a valuable opportunity to educate and upsell.”
Smart toilets, such as the VitrA V-Care range, are making advanced hygiene and comfort accessible to more households. With a host of benefits, including integrated bidet functions, app control, a night-light, and an automatic lid, they’re no longer reserved for luxury hotel suites but serve as a realistic upgrade for design-led bathrooms at home.
Designer chic
A Bertrand-Lejoly design for Duravit
The influence of the visionary designer is increasingly sought after in bathroom design as consumers and specifiers favour products bearing the hallmark of a design house or a particular designer. Signature pieces heighten the look to deliver curated style, craftsmanship, and personality. The result is a space where innovation meets artistry, and every detail reflects a considered, design-led approach that resonates long after installation.
Duravit frequently collaborates with a diverse array of renowned designers, blending forward-thinking expertise with visionary aesthetics to create bathroom collections that set new standards.
Pictured above is Bertrand Lejoly’s symmetrical, moss-green space featuring the D-Neo range. His design emphasises serenity and precision, resulting in a refined sanctuary that meets the highest standards of design and convenience.
Sensory sanctuaries
BC Designs Metal Roll Top Baths
The feel of a smooth or textured surface turns the everyday act of bathing into a sensory ritual. For designers, material choices are more than just a matter of visual success – they determine how a space is experienced. Designing with touch in mind means creating bathrooms that soothe, support, and connect with users.
BC Designs offers a range of baths that balance texture with form, from its signature metal roll-top baths, which bring drama and depth to the bathroom space, to its latest Sculptura bath – a striking new addition to its Acrymite range with unique abstract geometry that adds a sculptural presence to any bathroom (pictured below left).
In addition, BC Designs’ exclusive Cian® material (pictured bottom right) allows for bold, sculptural shapes with a smooth, tactile finish. Cian® is a solid surface material made from high-quality raw ingredients, offering durability, heat retention, and a luxurious feel. Available in classic white or one of eight ColourKast shades – including Gunmetal, Satin Rose, and Khaki Green – it opens up new possibilities for personalisation.
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BC Designs has built a reputation as one of the UK’s leading bath makers, known for creating statement pieces that sit at the heart of the bathroom. Their belief is simple but powerful: the bath is the centrepiece of the room. It’s where the day ends, where ritual meets relaxation, and where form and function come together in harmony. Their collection is defined by timeless silhouettes, rich materiality, and thoughtful innovation, with each bath designed to be a focal point, not an afterthought.
Their signature metal roll top baths bring drama and depth to the bathroom space. Handcrafted using traditional techniques, each piece is made from copper, brass, nickel or tin, with finishes that develop a unique patina over time. Whether polished to a high shine or softened with a painted exterior, these roll-top and boat baths are built to stand out, and to last, backed by a 10-year guarantee.
Innovation is equally important. BC Designs’ exclusive Cian® material allows for bold, sculptural shapes with a smooth, tactile finish. Cian® is a solid surface material made from high-quality raw ingredients, offering durability, heat retention and a luxurious feel. Available in classic white or one of eight ColourKast shades – including Gunmetal, Satin Rose and Khaki Green – it opens up new possibilities for personalisation.
For those seeking a seamless, contemporary look, the Acrymite® collection offers a minimalist take on the freestanding bath. Made from double-skinned acrylic with no visible joins or gel coat, Acrymite® baths are easy to clean, beautifully formed and carry a 10-year guarantee. This range includes the painted boat bath, BC Designs most famous and well-known bath.
BC Designs also offers a full range of ceramic and Cian® basins to complement their bath styles, allowing for a cohesive, design-led approach to bathroom specification.
Villeroy & Boch has unveiled a striking extension to its iconic Artis collection, introducing four rich, full-surface matt finishes for 2025: Pure Black, Almond, Nightfall, and Teal. These bold new additions respond directly to one of the year’s leading interior trends – the use of deep, earthy tones to create grounding, emotionally resonant spaces.
For the first time, the Artis collection now includes single-coloured surface-mounted washbasins, in addition to the well-established BiColour series. Manufactured from the brand’s proprietary TitanCeram material, the basins offer superior stability and ultra-refined edges, underlining Villeroy & Boch’s ongoing commitment to technical innovation and craftsmanship.
Available in four sculptural shapes – round, oval, square, and rectangular – the new models can be perfectly paired with furniture from collections such as Finion and Antao. The compact Artis Guest range also receives a refresh, with smaller versions in round and oval shapes ideal for making a statement in guest bathrooms.
Creating peaceful retreats
Created in collaboration with celebrated Franco-German designer and colour expert Gesa Hansen, the new shades reflect a contemporary desire for interiors that offer comfort and emotional depth.
“They create a sense of security,” explains Hansen. Her four new colours explore the tension between light and dark. Nightfall, a dramatic midnight blue, and Pure Black, a rich grounding black, invite tranquillity and introspection. These are offset by Almond, a warm, sandy neutral, and Teal, a vibrant blend of blue and green hues that offer a subtle energy and sophisticated contrast.
“In an increasingly hectic, uprooted world, we yearn for peaceful havens,” says Hansen. “The depth effect of shadows and darkness creates a kind of shelter from the stimulation of the outside world.”
These new shades expand the expressive potential of bathroom design, providing homeowners, interior designers and specifiers with a broader palette to craft calming, characterful sanctuaries. Each tone embodies a tactile richness, while the matt finish ensures a contemporary, on-trend look that integrates effortlessly with natural materials and minimalist styling.
About Gesa Hansen
Recognised as one of the most influential designers of her generation, Gesa Hansen brings a deeply considered approach to colour in her work. For Hansen, colour is more than aesthetics – it’s a way to evoke emotion, define space and express individuality. Her long-standing partnership with Villeroy & Boch continues to redefine bathroom interiors with sensitivity and boldness in equal measure.
Features by Diane Larner founder and editor of Bathroom Review & Kitchens Review. Diane Larner launched both titles over 12 years ago and has been writing about the bathroom and kitchen interior design industry ever since, publishing regular features across the two sectors.
Clerkenwell Design Week 2025 reaffirmed its place on the UK’s design calendar with a bold and vibrant display of creativity and innovation. Held across London’s iconic Clerkenwell district, this year’s festival saw over 43,000 visitors—an 11% increase on last year. Clerkenwell is said to be home to more creative businesses and architects per square mile than anywhere else in the world, and the three-day event brought together global brands, emerging talent, and design professionals from across the interiors spectrum. For the bathroom sector, Clerkenwell offered a unique platform to explore trend-led products in the heart of London’s design district.
Diane Larner attended the event and compiled six inspirational bathroom highlights.
Florim presented a selection of its most advanced and aesthetic-driven ceramic collections at its central London showroom during Clerkenwell Design Week.
The medieval London Charterhouse became the new focal point of Clerkenwell Design Week, hosting a vibrant mix of events, exhibitions, and immersive installations.
Marazzi marked its 90th anniversary with the unveiling of its newly renovated London showroom at 90/92 St. John Street, in the heart of Clerkenwell.
Jedd Barry
Jedd Barry, head of marketing, Clerkenwell Design Week
Clerkenwell Design Week continues to exceed expectations, and our 14th edition was undoubtedly the most ambitious yet. We welcomed over 43,000 visitors – an 11% increase on 2024 – and launched three new venues, including the historic Charterhouse and St Bartholomew the Great. These additions formed a vibrant new southern district, all of which received fantastic feedback and added even more depth to our already impressive line-up.
“For us, a clear highlight was Alex Chinneck’s surreal public artwork in Charterhouse Square – our boldest installation to date – which truly captivated our visitors while driving incredible engagement from the local community.
“Alongside more than 250 exhibitors, we saw a record 210 showroom partners take part across the Clerkenwell neighbourhood this year. Our talks programme, hosted at The Charterhouse for the first time, also brought together global voices to explore some of the most relevant and thought-provoking topics in design today.
“We very much look forward to welcoming everyone back from 19–21 May 2026!“
Ben Bryden, global specifications director, RAK Ceramics UK
As ever, Clerkenwell Design Week was a huge success for RAK Ceramics, and we had a fantastic few days welcoming a wide range of architects, designers and specifiers to the RAK Ceramics Design Hub. It proved the perfect platform to launch our aspirational KLUDI brand into the UK market and we were delighted with the response it received. Visitors were able to see the quality as well as the breadth and depth of the range alongside some of RAK Ceramics’ latest surface innovations.
It’s an exciting time for RAK Ceramics UK as we’re marking our 25th anniversary this year and Clerkenwell Design Week gave us the chance to continue our celebrations while strengthening our long-term collaborative partnerships with the design community.”
About CDW
Clerkenwell Design Week is the UK’s leading independent design festival, celebrating creativity across architecture, interiors, and product design. Held annually in London’s historic Clerkenwell district, the event draws an international audience of designers, specifiers, and industry professionals, all eager to explore the latest developments in material innovation, surface design, and functional aesthetics. With its vibrant mix of showroom collaborations, curated exhibitions, and public installations, the festival provides a vital platform for design-led dialogue and cross-sector inspiration.
Kréte is the bold bathroom collection from Whitebirk Sink Company: a sculptural series of basins crafted from concrete which have been designed to bring colour, character and contemporary edge to the bathroom.
Offered in a variety of refined designs and a palette of distinctive colours, Kréte reimagines the bathroom basin as an architectural statement. The collection includes both countertop and wall-mounted options, with each design named after a location in Crete – reflecting the collection’s Mediterranean inspiration and grounding it in a sense of place.
Every Kréte basin is cast from an innovative eco-concrete blend that requires significantly less energy to produce than traditional alternatives, combining lower-impact raw materials with a durable, long-lasting finish. A soft satin surface gives the concrete a smooth, modern texture, allowing for details to appear sharper with minimal reflection from lighting. This refined surface treatment helps elevate concrete from a traditionally industrial material to one with a distinctly contemporary and luxurious feel.
Colour is integral to the Kréte collection. Alongside classic white, the basins are available in warm, earth-led tones and more expressive hues, including burnt orange, forest green, deep blue, tangerine, soft pink and terrazzo – each selected for its ability to complement both minimalist and maximalist interiors.
Kréte is an exciting new design chapter for Whitebirk, a British brand best known for its handmade fireclay kitchen sinks. While rooted in the same ethos of quality, craft and material integrity, Kréte represents a progressive step into modern bathroom design with a range that is fresh, considered and made to last – reflecting a shift in how bathrooms are perceived – no longer purely functional, but increasingly expressive and intentional spaces within the home.
“We wanted to create something that stood out not just for the material, but for the form and finish,” says Steve Allen, Managing Director at Whitebirk. “Kréte is contemporary and impactful. It has presence, without being overwhelming and it’s been designed with modern homes in mind.”
Defined by bold form, refined texture and confident colour, each Kréte basin makes a statement – whether used as a quiet centrepiece or a bolder design gesture.
Kréte by Whitebirk is available exclusively through the Whitebirk Sink Company website and via its global network of retailers with pricing from £669.00.
Taking inspiration from the modernist Art Deco design movement, Bathrooms to Love, by PJH, has expanded its Washbowl collection with the launch of the ‘Deco’ feature basin.
Guaranteed to make a bold design statement in any bathroom space, the Deco Washbowl combines an oval-shaped form with a clean geometrical Art Deco-inspired pattern to the front. Its smooth, flawless finish in white makes it the perfect partner to many of the basin units in the Bathrooms to Love furniture collection.
Made from a highly durable material that is both hardwearing yet adaptable enough to be crafted into such a refined shape, Deco is manufactured from a high-quality mix of stone and resin—crushed dolomite rock, to be exact. Rock, in combination with the resin, gives irreplaceable hardness and flexibility, but above all, it ensures impact resistance and longevity.
Furthermore, Deco is a highly sustainable product. It is manufactured using environmentally friendly processes and 100% green energy from renewable resources. All materials used are natural and recyclable. Packaging is also eco-friendly and completely recyclable.
The perfect centrepiece for any bathroom project, the Deco Washbowl can be a focal point. Its striking, symmetrical design can dictate the theme of the bathroom space, coordinating with other geometric lines and angles.
Commented Julie Lockwood, bathroom product manager, PJH: “Art Deco inspiration is making a strong comeback this year in bathroom design. The contemporary use of bold geometric patterns and luxurious materials is a style that results in a glamourous and opulent look – especially when it starts with a statement basin such as our new Deco washbowl.”
Measuring in at W460 x H150 x D332mm, with a Lifetime Guarantee, the Deco Washbowl can be easily complemented with one of the many basin mixer taps from Bathrooms to Love, in a choice of brushed brass, brushed bronze, matt black or chrome, along with a matching slotted waste.
The new Deco Washbowl is ideal for showroom displays and is now available for ordering via the PJH Partners Portal. With a next-day delivery service to store or home, it is also available for display. Speak to your Regional PJH Sales Manager about display deals and the new range of showroom sales support currently available.
Excellent design and outstanding comfort does not need to cost a fortune. Duravit offers sophisticated solutions for stylish and functional bathroom designs that meet the most exacting standards. With the D-Code, Balcoon, and D-Neo bathroom ranges, the complete bathroom manufacturer proves that cost-effective projects are as well suited to high-quality design and practical functionality as their more upmarket counterparts.
How good design should look!
The D-Code range, designed by sieger design, is synonymous with timeless and contemporary design and blends harmoniously into any bathroom. With a range of different dimensions and variants, D-Code offers flexible solutions for budget-friendly bathroom planning.
The range is known for its clear, fluid forms and wide range of décor surfaces, which give rise to individual design options. Personalised bathroom dreams can be brought to life thanks to contemporary colour and wood décors paired with quality ceramics. Matching accessories in Chrome or Matt Black add a harmonious finishing touch in both functional and visual terms.
Elegance and functionality in the medium price bracket
The Balcoon bathroom range designed by Patricia Urquiola combines timeless elegance with contemporary functionality. Clear geometric forms and natural colors offer a stylish solution for price-conscious bathrooms. The Balcoon range includes high-quality ceramic items, furniture, faucets, and bathtubs, all of which impress with their durable aesthetics and first-class finishing.
The range’s above-counter and handrinse basins feature the antibacterial DuraShield® protective glaze, making them exceptionally hygienic and easy to clean. Additionally, the faucets incorporate resource-saving features such as Fresh Start and Minus Flow, which save energy and water.
Balcoon is perfect for luxurious bathroom design without breaking the bank. Its many design options make Balcoon the perfect backdrop for private and project bathrooms.
Versatility and style for every day
The D-Neo range, designed by Bertrand Lejoly, represents a broad product range that fits unobtrusively into any ambience. D-Neo offers a wealth of possibilities for personalised and price-effective bathroom design. The range includes washbasins, furniture, faucets, toilets, and bathtubs that stand out thanks to their minimalistic design and practical functions.
The SensoWash® D-Neo shower toilet ensures additional comfort and hygiene in the entry-level segment for those keen on price-conscious bathroom design. D-Neo enables stylish and functional bathrooms on a small budget that reflect an individual’s personal style and offer the highest possible comfort.
