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In the private spa, the design of the individual object (mixer tap: Mem by Dornbracht) – regardless of whether it’s angular or curved, linear and severe or organic and soft – should blend in discreetly with an overarching idea. Because when shower enclosures grow out of the floor like transparent walls and the rain patters straight out of the ceiling, when the transition from the tiled floor to the matching walk-in shower surface seems seamless, when the bathtub is embedded in a resting platform and wooden panelling, the choice of materials, colours and textures takes on greater significance. (Photo: Karsten Jipp, German Bathroom Sector Association (Vereinigung Deutsche Sanitärwirtschaft e.V. [VDS])
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