The bathroom is increasingly becoming a place of wellbeing, regeneration, and relaxation – an alternative realm to the hustle and bustle of everyday life and an especially private – and essential – space. A decelerated lifestyle needs a design language that is minimalist and durable while at the same time relying on natural materials with tactile surfaces. For instance – the new Qatego bathroom series, designed for Duravit by Studio

F. A. Porsche: wood, ceramic, and natural stone come together to create a harmonious bathroom design for an unmistakable homely atmosphere with skillfully accentuated niches. The designers see the washbasins and furniture as unity of design and functionality

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  • Studio F. A. Porsche has designed a bathroom range with distinctive, pared-down objects that simultaneously exudes a sense of naturalness

  • The freestanding bathtub is consistent with this above-counter basin in formal terms and is the undoubted eyecatcher in the space

  • The design from Studio F. A. Porsche combines the ceramic above-counter basins with stone panels made from Carrara marble, Travertine, and Pietra Lavica.

  • In functional terms, the storage space of the furniture is managed using a thrilling interplay of open and closed surfaces