Bathrooms are usually the last place you expect to find the ultimate in ultra-modern design. Cobbled together from various design sources, many bathrooms show a profusion of pipes and inconsistent furnishings and fixtures.


Not so with the Ebb Bathroom by UsTogether, where most of the workings are tucked away, hidden within sleekly designed exteriors that themselves are hung on hidden supports.


Elements of the Ebb Bathroom fit together aesthetically and play off the lines and curves in each other, from bathroom sinks to bathtubs. Simplicity and elegance at its very best.

The Morphosis line of high-end bathroom fixtures really only looks right in luxurious surroundings such as those shown here. Anything but cheap, this room features ergonomic exotic hardwood seats, a steam shower with massaging jets.


A beautiful blend of smooth and shiny, rustic and modern, elegant and simple make this design truly stand out, fixtures or no. Each element is called out sharply against the contrasting black bathroom. Whether you can afford the five-figure price tags for the Jacuzzi products themselves you can surely take a design lesson from these interiors.

What if you could bring the peaceful comforts of nature into the privacy of your very own bathroom? This inside out (or outside in) bathroom paradise design concept by Renato Gschwend is all about using natural materials to extensively connect an entire bathroom space in a surprising set of ways.


As the detail pictures above and below show, the entire floor is a pebbled surface that can absorb water and provide a comfortable, naturalistic walking experience - no more cleaning up after yourself or worrying about typical spatial divisions in your bathroom interior.


The sink faucet functions like a miniature shower, extending the sensation of bathing to even normal foot or hand washing. The corner whole-body equivalent is, naturally, a rain shower where you can take a seat or stand up. No door is necessary as the water drains back into the floor.


While there is much to be set for the ingenuity and style of this design, it remains (for the moment at least) entirely conceptual. There are of course technical problems to be overcome with respect to drainage and, alas, things rarely look as good in real life as they do in renderings and other images. nonethless, the concept is a good design seed and revisits the everlasting dialog between outside and inside, exterior spaces and interior places around and within a home.

One of the greatest ways to create contrast in a design is to combine natural and traditional materials with modern ones. Set in stark contrast to one another, the use of diversely grained and colored wood with striking, sleek and reflective metal surfaces makes this kitchen by Unikat at once contemporary and comfortable.


A stainless steel band creates a functional accent, wrapping around the wooden central seating-and-preparation table to make a useful surface for preparing, eating and drinking. The theme is repeated with the oven behind - another wood front wrapped by steel all around.


The seats associated with the island are designed to sit at a height allowing people to cozy up to the table. Made of colorfully differentiated wood connected at odd angles, the chairs again pick up the theme of contemporary-and-natural, using just wood but in a modern and rectilinear way.

Too often people go to extremes with kitchen designs - ultramodern or comfortable, stark and simple or complex and ornate. There are few real-life kitchens, however, that can live up to these highest of stylistic expectations under everyday conditions.


Likewise, when showcasing their design offerings many interior, furniture and fixture design companies tend to create unbelievably perfect settings of one kind or another. These kitchen design ideas by KicheConcept, however, a careful blend of pragmatic, possible and playful that exists between opposites.


Some of their examples blend modern lines and materials with a touch of color, warmth, and a variety of visual and physical textures. Contrast and detail make some elements stand out from the otherwise simple elements.


Whether you are looking to build a commercial kitchen or redesign your own home cooking space it is worth considering more than one approach at the same time. An extreme design can seem convincing in a magazine but can you live with (and in) it?

Inka Project designed by Massimillano Cicconi is the latest addition to Kerasan’s Acqua Libre collection of modular furniture and sanity ware for bathroom. As usual with modular systems, new products are highly customizable and would be able to find their place in every bathroom. Although with it colors it would be best for black and white bathroom designs. The main product of the Inka Project are washbasins. There as single as double models available. The single washbasin has a square design in two sizes: 40×40 cm or 60×40 cm to 17 cm in height. The double version would take twice more space. The Inka Project washbasins can be combined with furniture like drawers to create a practical and complete corner dedicated to the daily cleaning. There are a lot of ceramic finishes and glossy lacquered furniture combinations available. If you search for nice products for black and white bathroom, probably Inka Project from Kerasan is the right choice for you.

Gorenje isn’t only specialize in producing domestic appliances. They also has division specialize in designing interiors and production furniture for them. They make furniture for different rooms including kitchens. There are three styles of furniture: contemporary, familiar and classic.

Classic kitchens usually characterized by warmth and comfort of natural wood. Gorenje’s kitchen designs isn’t exclusion. They has luxury look, modern appliances and warm colors. Here is what Gorenje said about their classic line:

Many touches of nature are needed for us to become aware of its wondrous beauty. It takes a great deal of self-confidence for simple memories of the days gone by to reveal that which we desire most in the present: sharing the experience of feeling at home, feeling the solid shelter of homeliness, sensing the mysterious flow of moments creating the impression that time has changed its course. Magnificent impressions of wood in combination with elegant lines of the kitchens give the sense of true luxury of the home.