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Visitors can immerse themselves in the world of the manufacturer of designer bathrooms at the Duravit stand and experience international design trends and sustainable innovations - including brand new, spectacular design ranges.

Zencha by Sebastian Herkner — With Zencha, design shooting star Sebastian Herkner - inspired by traditional Japanese rituals and craftsmanship - has created a well-thought-out bathroom series that combines unusual above counter basins with purist furniture. The most striking design feature of the basin and bathtub is the rounded shape, which ends in a graceful, softly curved outward edge.

A bathroom like a day at the beach, carefree and light. The Duravit Soleil bathroom series by designer Philippe Starck creates a natural and calm atmosphere with distinctively subtle lines. The compact range of washbasins, WCs and bathtubs expands the design possibilities in the bathroom. Clear and timelessly modern, the Soleil by Starck design fits flexibly into a variety of interior styles.

With White Tulip, Philippe Starck has created his first complete bathroom from a single source. The unusual shape of all components in the range follows the organic silhouette of a blooming tulip and unfolds in an almost sculptural way. Philippe Starck has devised two style collections for White Tulip, each opening up a variety of design opportunities: “Nature” for fresh, naturally inspired bathrooms and “Culture” as an expression of urban sophistication.

XViu — The post-industrial elegance of the pieces emerges from the interaction of soft, organic forms with a precise geometry and details finished to a previously unattained level of perfection. Sharp contrasts arise from surfaces that combine the finest ceramics, glass and metal with matt lacquers or high-quality woods.

Tulum by Starck — The Philippe Starck faucet series combines iconic design and simple elegance. Derived from “Tulu'um” - Mayathan for wall, fortress - the series stands for sustainable interior design. The fusion of the conical faucet body with the flat rectangular spout creates a uniquely designed faucet line.

The unusual design of the Luv series, designed by Cecilie Manz, combines Nordic minimalism with timeless elegance. Gentle forms follow a stringent geometry. Luv is defined by precise, clear and fine forms and edges. The designer's original vision for this range was a bowl filled with water on a table. The result is a new design language that, both minimalist and elegant, can be interpreted in a highly individual manner.

With the Duravit Ketho.2 furniture series, designer Christian Werner continues the recognizable look of the previous series in a revised, more modern form. The continuous handles in anthracite integrated into the front emphasize the horizontal lines, structuring the perfectly proportioned overall appearance. Robustness, very high quality and functionality make the furniture range the perfect everyday companion at a very attractive price.

Style shouldn’t end at the bathroom door. Not even if you’re just starting off, in your first apartment or shared apartment. With the Duravit No.1 complete bathroom series in-house design, Duravit has created a high-quality upgrade for every day. In this bathroom, you can recharge your batteries, prepare for the day’s big challenges, relax, or spend time with loved ones.

D-Neo introduces a new attitude towards life in the bathroom. The range is impressive with its straight-line and its geometric shapes and it allows enough room for your personality to shine through. The individual elements of the complete bathroom range fit into any ambience - whether compact or spacious.

The intuitively operated electronic control unit D.1e. The temperature display changes from light blue through to blue, then to orange and right up to red. Additional comfort-enhancing functions, for example water outlet, hygienic flush, thermal disinfection, and scald protection, can be configured individually.

D.1 makes an aesthetic statement in the bathroom. Designed by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez, the new faucet series presents state-of-the-art technology in a new, iconic form. The fluid transition from a cylindrical basic shape to an accented, flat spout adds a very interesting, creative touch.

The new C.1 faucets series designed by Kurt Merki Jr., is perfectly proportioned in terms of look and feel and assume a naturally composition with the washbasin and bathtub. With their understated simplicity, they have a defining influence on the bathroom. C.1 matches all modern, architectural, linear bathroom series.

Clear, linear faucets for all applications. The B.2 faucets series provides an ideal form of expression for those bathroom users who appreciate clarity, reduction and simplicity. Simple geometric lines create a linear, timeless modernity. As part of the universal range of Duravit faucets, B.2 products are suitable for all applications – washing area, shower, bath, bidet – both in private bathrooms and in the commercial sector.

Familiar soft forms for private and commercial bathrooms. Soft contours, attractive and with a timeless elegance: this is the B.1 series of Duravit faucets. B.1 offers comfortable functions, ease of use and a universal range of faucets for all standard applications: washing area, shower, bath and bidet.

About Duravit AG

Founded in 1817 in Hornberg in the Black Forest, Duravit AG is today a leading international manufacturer of designer bathrooms. Aspiring to the highest of standards, the complete bathroom supplier designs and manufactures sanitary ceramics, bathroom furniture, bathtubs and shower trays, wellness systems, shower-toilets, faucets, and accessories as well as installation systems. Alongside its in-house design expertise, Duravit also works closely on product development with an international network of designers such as Cecilie Manz, Philippe Starck, Christian Werner, Sebastian Herkner, and Bertrand Lejoly as well as talented newcomers. Duravit’s ambition is to make its stakeholders’ lives a little better each day through a combination of forward-looking designs, uncompromising product excellence, a keen sense of human requirements, and responsible corporate management. A key measure in achieving these aims is the overriding mission to become a climate-neutral business by 2045 with no exceptions.