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Innsbruck, Austria architect and designer Nina Mair had in mind “an exceptionally aesthetic experience” when she came up with her new Shell collection. Using high-tech machinery, she carves walnut bathtubs and basins for spa baths that…
Stockholm-based designer Gustav Hallen got the idea for his Arrow Hook during a sailing trip (he was inspired by the boat's mast rigging). The powder-coated aluminum hook can be used in two ways: folded out,…
Located in the hinterlands of Byron Bay, the Australian seaside hangout and surfing hub, Sun Ranch channels the area’s hang loose vibe. But it does so in surprising, inventive ways: the resort is set on…
We believe in investing in high-quality fixtures and fittings that will stand up over time, and toilet roll holders are no exception. Here’s our roundup of ten traditionally styled options; some are expensive, but think…
Italian companies Boffi and Fantini have collaborated on a project called Aboutwater, commissioning Piero Lissoni and Naoto Fukasawa to develop simple, modern hardware for the bathroom. Shown below is Fukasawa’s newly designed AF/21 line, available…
Olivier, the incognito journalist-owner of this Paris apartment, describes his newly overhauled digs as “an unexpected synthesis of Oscar Niemeyer’s French Communist Party headquarters and my late grandparents’ house.” The 70-square meter (approximately 753-square-foot) space…
Based in the Northern California town of Petaluma, Sonoma Forge makes rough-hewn, industrial-looking fixtures and fittings for the modern farmhouse bath. The Short Deck Mount Waterbridge Lav Faucet shown below has a 2.25-inch spout height…
New at Anthropologie: a collection of sea sponges, which add a dash of exotic marine life in a bathroom or on a bookshelf. Above: The Natural Reef Sponge measures between 6 to 7 inches tall…
We believe in investing in high-quality fixtures and fittings that will stand up over time, and toilet roll holders are no exception. Here’s our roundup of ten traditionally styled options; some are expensive, but think…
Jeanine Hays, the Philadelphia-based designer and blogger behind AphroChic, has come out with a modern interpretation of the traditional African kuba print called The Beat, available as shower curtain, placemat, wallpaper, pillow (we especially like…