Villeroy & Boch unveils five new bathroom products on Dezeen Showroom

Villeroy & Boch has showcased five new bathroom products on Dezeen Showroom, featuring collaborations with industrial designer Christian Haas and German design studio KaschKasch. The lineup includes the Vea tapware, a lever-less design by Haas inspired by classic perfume bottles, available in black or white ceramic with a sculptural, calm form. Roberto Palomba designed the Tipo-Z basin for Villeroy & Boch subsidiary Ideal Standard, a statuesque pedestal basin with a tapered silhouette made from durable fireclay. KaschKasch and Villeroy & Boch developed Antao 3D, a 3D-printed material made entirely from 100 per cent recycled ceramic sourced from the company's own production waste, featuring subtle variations from layered printing. Building on the Antao collection, the Antao Earth washbasins feature a dewdrop-shaped form and hand-applied glaze, celebrating imperfection. Haas also contributed two additions to the Artis collection: Artis Sense, a surface-mounted washbasin with a textile-inspired delicate relief pattern, and Artis Frame, a bathroom furniture piece with open metal shelving. Villeroy & Boch, one of Europe's oldest ceramics companies with a 278-year history, focuses on innovative design in bathroom products and tableware. Dezeen Showroom is a partnership platform for brands to launch products to Dezeen's global audience.