The bathroom is no longer just a functional zone - it’s increasingly being designed as a sanctuary: a place to refresh, restore and reconnect. In today’s interior-world, wellness, texture, natural materials and thoughtful ritual are as important as faucets and tiles. Below are six recent bathroom collections that exemplify how aesthetics and wellness can blend beautifully.
1/ Noorth – “Azuma / Zenit” Bathroom Collections
Italian brand Noorth, part of Milldue, frames the bathroom as a space of wellness and architectural calm through its collections like Azuma and Zenit. The Azuma line (designed by Altherr Désile Park) uses organic forms and warm materials to evoke Japanese-onsen serenity, while Zenit (designed by Michele Marcon) offers modular systemised layouts in lacquer- and veneer-finishes, emphasising materiality and ritual. Together they turn the bathroom into a place of daily regeneration.
Noorth’s modular compositions blend Japanese-inspired restraint with Italian craftsmanship, evoking onsen-like serenity
Photo Credit: Noorth
2/ Duravit – “White Tulip” Bathroom Collection
The White Tulip collection by Duravit, designed by Philippe Starck, presents organic silhouettes inspired by a tulip in full bloom, transforming the bathroom into a space of calm reflection and ergonomic elegance. Included are freestanding bathtubs, above-counter basins, and finely crafted furniture in natural oak or lacquer finishes - each piece designed to support both daily use and restorative-ritual ambience.
The White Tulip series brings organic silhouette and precise detailing together in a poetic statement of everyday elegance
Photo Credit: Duravit
3/ Kaschkasch – “Antao” Collection
The Antao collection draws its inspiration from Kaschkasch founders Florian Kallus and Sebastian Schneider's early-morning walks through the forest - emphasizing silence, fresh air and clarity. Its forms draw on the shape of a dewdrop, translating soft asymmetry into washbasins, bathtubs, furniture and taps. Natural materials like TitanCeram®, Quaryl® and real wood combine with muted hues such as Almond, Morning Green and Matt Black for a calm, wellness-oriented bathroom aesthetic.
Antao translates natural imperfection into tactile balance, redefining the bathroom as a space for quiet renewal
Photo Credit: Kaschkasch
4/ Tavistock – New 2025 Collections
Tavistock’s 2025 collections showcase a renewed focus on individuality and wellness through design. Highlights include the Marston 600 washstand, now available in five refined finishes, the Cohort tap and shower suite combining sculptural form with water efficiency, and the Cadence bathing range offering both back-to-wall and freestanding options. Together, these launches expand Tavistock’s modern portfolio, making bespoke, spa-like bathroom experiences more attainable for everyday homes.
From brushed brass accents to rounded furniture profiles, Tavistock’s latest line brings warmth and modern clarity to everyday bathing
Photo Credit: Tavistock
5/ Rexa Design – “Unico” Bathroom Collection
The Unico collection by Rexa employs a versatile, architect-driven system crafted primarily in Corian®. It allows end-to-end room design - from vanities and tubs to wall coverings, all unified in texture and finish. Outdoor-capable elements extend the integrity of the system beyond indoor bathrooms. The material palette offers stone-like textures, soft curves, and integrated wellness options (like Airpool, chromotherapy) to transform the bathroom into a bespoke, serene space.
Minimal yet sensorial, Unico merges precision and wellness, extending the idea of bathing beyond function into quiet immersion
Photo Credit: Rexa Design
6/ RONAL Bathrooms – Collections 2025
In Collections 2025, RONAL Bathrooms puts color and versatile materials centre-stage, crafting a modern bathroom language where function meets style. Coordinated finishes bridge showers, trays, furniture and tubs with elegant metal profiles and rich textures. Signature lines such as ORIANA sliding-door, RIGO and AMIATA furniture, and the WALK-IN EASY One Colour system showcase this cohesive approach. Even the new ESCAPE portable spa introduces hydro-massage, Bluetooth audio and chromotherapy for full wellness immersion.
RONAL’s 2025 collection plays with texture and tone, elevating the shower zone into a curated retreat.
Photo Credit: RONAL Bathrooms
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