At ISH 2025, the world’s leading trade fair for water and energy technologies, bathroom design took centre stage for an exchange of ideas and innovations. Roca, a global leader in bathroom solutions, unveiled a series of new and reimagined products that encapsulate the key trends emerging from the event.
“This year’s ISH has highlighted a shift towards bathrooms that blend aesthetics, functionality and sustainability,” says Natalie Bird, Brand Marketing Manager at Roca. “From moody metallics to smart technology, the industry is moving towards designs that enhance both lifestyle and well-being. Roca is proud to be at the forefront of this evolution, offering products that resonate with contemporary living needs.”
One of the most striking trends at ISH 2025 was moody metallics, bringing depth, drama and a refined sense of luxury to modern bathrooms. Moving beyond traditional chrome, these darker, brushed and matt metallic finishes create an intimate yet sophisticated ambience.
Designed by Stefan Diez, Roca’s Kay brassware collection epitomises this trend. Inspired by anchor mounting points, Kay introduces fluidity and strength – its oval-shaped operating lever adding a touch of softness to the otherwise angular design, while the sculptural form makes a bold visual impact. Available in six curated finishes – Chrome, Matt Black, Matt White, Brushed Brass, Brushed Graphite and Stainless Steel – the Kay collection offers versatility while enhancing the moody aesthetic that defines modern elegance.
Another key trend is soft geometrics, where pieces combine angular forms and curved elements, creating a wholly balanced design. The Kay mixer, mentioned above, is a good example, by bringing sharpness and softness into balance and redefining squarish design, as is the reimagined Meridian collection.
Designed by Altherr Désile Park (ADP) and led by Jeanette Altherr, Meridian draws inspiration from Mediterranean architecture. The basin is rectangular in shape, but it contains a softly curved oval bowl within, to create an overall form that is light and flowing. The basins can be either be paired with a steel frame or a vanity unity – but in both cases, the straight lines are softened by the delicate contours. Storage solutions such as metal boxes and drawers ensure a clutter-free space, while a natural palette of White, Black and warm Beige wood tones reinforces the collection’s organic appeal.
Reflecting a growing movement towards wellness-focused design, Japanese soaking tubs emerged as a standout trend at ISH 2025. Inspired by the traditional Ofuro, these deep, space-efficient tubs prioritise full-body immersion and relaxation, making them ideal for urban homes and spa-like retreats.
As part of the Ohtake collection, Roca introduces a new Stonex® Japanese soaking tub designed by Rodrigo Ohtake. Paying tribute to his late father, Ruy Ohtake, who collaborated on the original collection, Rodrigo’s design recreates a traditional bath in a modern composite material. Featuring an integrated seat for a cocoon-like bathing experience, the tub is complemented by sustainable soy resin accessories, including a multifunctional entry step that doubles as a stool, reinforcing both functionality and eco-conscious design.
The bathroom sector continues to be transformed by smart technology, with smart WCs still gaining prominence at ISH 2025. Consumers are increasingly prioritising hygiene, comfort and efficiency, driving the adoption of intelligent toilets that integrate cutting-edge technology.
Roca’s new In-Wash Vorea WC represents the pinnacle of this trend. It features Coanda Effect drying with three air pressure levels, plus Airtech, which mixes air with water for a better washing experience. Other features include a heated seat and a self-cleaning UVlight nozzle that eliminates 99.99% of bacteria.
The In-Wash Vorea can be controlled via the Roca Connect app (which also provides real-time data on water usage and maintenance alerts), the remote control or integrated control panel. It is also available as an In-Tank version, where the tank is integrated into the bowl for a sleek and spacesaving solution.
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Rooted in Mediterranean architectural heritage yet looking to the future, Roca unveils a striking presence at ISH 2025 with a stand that embodies simplicity, warmth, and technology. Designed by the Barcelona-based architecture firm Mesura, the 1,000m² pavilion seamlessly blends material honesty, environmental awareness, and a timeless architectural language, offering visitors an engaging and inspiring experience.
At ISH, Roca presents its latest innovations and new collections, introducing cutting-edge bathroom solutions that emphasize modularity, connectivity, prefabrication, and advanced installation systems. The brand also showcases exciting new collaborations with renowned designers, reinforcing its commitment to design excellence and forward-thinking solutions. With a focus on sustainability and technological integration, Roca’s presence at ISH reaffirms its role as a leader in the evolution of modern bathrooms.
The core message of the entire installation: the bathroom is the most complex room in the house, requiring the most demanding planning and the highest investments. To do justice to its potential and challenges, it must be considered, evaluated and appreciated from different perspectives. A market leader can only approach it from multiple perspectives: design, technologies, processes, usage behaviour, digital integration, sustainability and social relevance are crucial.
In concrete terms, this means that Roca has not only developed from a traditional sanitary ware manufacturer into a producer of complete designer bathrooms, but also offers the technology in front of and in the wall from its own company. Furthermore, solutions for important sub-target groups and typical challenges in connection with the bathroom have been developed in collaboration with designers, architects and scientists. The product systems and new products shown at the ISH are based on this idea.
Barcelona based design studio Altherr Désile Park has redesigned the Meridian bathroom collection. Meridian perfectly illustrates the Mediterranean lifestyle in the bathroom. Meridian is the new edition of a Roca classic: the timeless design plays with the lightness of the arches and curves in which the square is inscribed. It shows the possibilities for combining ceramics, wood and steel in soft forms with a finely defined colour and surface code. It is a balance between warmth, softness and light: the aim is to create a contemporary design context that appeals to the majority in the 170 countries in which Roca is represented.
Munich designer Stefan Diez has developed the Kay faucet collection, which takes its inspiration from the architectural cantilevering and the bollards and cranes of harbour facilities (quay wall). It is no coincidence that the term ‘crane’ is used synonymously with ‘faucet’ in many languages (German, Swedish, Norwegian and Dutch) – ‘water crane’. Diez creates his dynamic forms from strictly geometric blocks, evoking associations with craftsmanship or the natural wear and tear of use. The Kay collection is complete and will be available as a modern design offering for washbasins, bathtubs, bidets and showers.
The stand also gives an impression of the range offered by Roca. One area is dedicated to the Smart Toilets, the brand’s intelligent shower toilets, which feature sophisticated functions. The latest incorporation to the is In-Wash® Vorea, where all the advanced features of a smart toilet are subtly hidden within a familiar, elegant silhouette.
The company's absolute speciality: the in-tank versions, which do not require an external cistern and thus enable completely new bathroom concepts.
Securing the quality of drinking water is a major issue in many countries around the world. Roca has developed a drinking water filter concept that is being used for the first time in a kitchen faucet. This replaces the classic faucet with filtered drinking water from a spout. The big advantage: this makes drinking water directly from the tap enjoyable, a lot of CO2 is saved for avoiding bottle transport and a lot of plastic production for bottles is avoided.
Collaboration with great designers and architects is Roca's trademark: the Ohtake Collection – a remarkable collaboration between Brazilian architect Ruy Ohtake and the Roca Group – dates from 2021. Ruy Ohtake drew inspiration from nature, in particular the shape of an egg, and for the multiple design award-winning collection, he used Roca's ceramic expertise to achieve ultrathin edges for his sculptural designs. Ruy Ohtake passed away in November 2021 at the age of 83 – his son Rodrigo is now showing an extension of the organic collection for Roca, with a bathtub and further washbasins.
The Avant toilet combines modern design with innovative technology and optimises the space in every bathroom. Thanks to its integrated cistern, Avant saves up to 20 cm compared to conventional toilets with a front wall installation. Avant is available in two versions: as a wall-hung or floor-standing model, each in an electric and a non-electric version. The electric Avant-E model ensures a reliable flush even at lower water pressures. Thanks to Roca Rimless Vortex technology, Avant offers a splash-free, efficient flush, while the Supraglaze coating makes cleaning easier. With a dual-flush option (4.5 l/3 l) and a soft-close seat, Avant sets new standards in comfort and hygiene.
Roca is world-renowned as a complete bathroom specialist – showers and faucets are part of every bathroom. Roca has dedicated two separate areas to these indispensable technical water faucets, where the brand's design and sustainability standards are also celebrated. Key points are faucets that deliver cold water when the valve is opened and not pre-mixed water as is usually the case with single-lever mixers. This saves a lot of energy with hot water if the user does not consciously request hot water.
Roca Connect, Roca Installation Systems (RIS) and Roca Prefab are the big technology topics of this exhibition stand. They are addressed to architects, planners and project operators. Roca Connect, is a networking service between the IoT and digital building management technology that ensures the convenient, efficient and secure management of sanitary areas in both private and public properties.
The range of Roca Installations Systems extends from individually manufactured sanitary walls and shafts to finished bathrooms. Roca operates its own plants in Central Europe, which plan installation technology to size, prefabricate it industrially and use sophisticated logistics to ensure that these modules are delivered to construction sites just in time. Behind these concepts is a task for society as a whole: living space is urgently needed and bathroom construction is one of the bottlenecks in residential construction. The concepts presented here show ways to solve the problem.
Roca is also showing the latest version of the luxury bathroom concept Armani by Roca. This collaboration between the international bathroom specialist and the Italian luxury brand has been and continues to be implemented in many luxury accommodation options in hotels, condominiums and temporary living spaces in the best locations around the world.
Let's be honest, flush plates don't usually steal the spotlight in a bathroom! But Roca is about to change that with Duplo S, a collection that proves even the smallest details can make a big impact.
Designed for homeowners and designers who appreciate both style and functionality, Duplo S offers a bold new take on flush plates. Featuring a mix of sleek finishes, premium materials, and eye-catching designs, this collection brings an unexpected touch of sophistication and, dare we say, fun to any bathroom. Please note, Duplo S flush plates are exclusively compatible with the Roca Duplo S Toilet Installation Systems.
With five distinct models-PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4 (Single and Dual) and PS5-Duplo S caters to every style preference. Choose from designs with more conventional square and rectangular buttons or rounded geometric shapes, all in a wide choice of colours and finishes.
For a minimalist look, there's White, Chrome, Matt White and Matt Black, while the contemporary Glass finishes in White, Anthracite and Black bring a crisp, polished edge to the bathroom. Meanwhile, for a luxurious touch, the collection features metallic PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) finishes in Titanium Black, Brushed Titanium Black, Rose Gold, Brushed Brass, and Brushed Stainless Steel, designed to perfectly complement Roca's brassware. PVD is a durable coating process that provides a sleek, high-quality metallic finish, enhancing both appearance and longevity.
Duplo S plates also come in five new organic-look and textured finishes -Ceramic White, Ceramic Black, Concrete, Slate and Oak - which add warmth. And if you love a bold, playful statement, vibrant shades like Honey Yellow, Mint Green and Cobalt Blue introduce a fresh pop of colour that makes an impact.
The Duplo S collection seamlessly integrates with some of Roca's existing ranges. For example, the Honey Yellow flush plate is the same shade as Nu brassware, while the Rose Gold finish coordinates with the ONA Rose Gold toilet roll holder.
"Homeowners want their bathrooms to feel intentional and well thought out. Matching elements-whether it's taps, accessories, or flush plates - help elevate the overall design. It's these small but impactful details that transform a bathroom into a beautifully curated space," says Natalie Bird, Brand Marketing Manager at Roca UK.
Another advantage of the Duplo S flush plate is its compact size. Measuring 20.5 x 14.5cm, it is smaller than most plates on the market, which are typically 25 x 16cm. This makes it more aesthetically pleasing.
For those who want to add a personalised touch, the PS3 and PS4 models can be customised, allowing you to create a flush plate that perfectly suits your scheme. With 11 front panel finishes and four push button colours to choose from, you could pair Concrete with Matt Black for a bold, industrial feel or combine Oak with Brushed Brass for a warm, sophisticated look.
"With its versatile design, premium materials and customisation options, the Duplo S collection transforms the flush plate from a simple necessity into a standout feature of modern bathroom design," says Natalie. "This collection is more than just a finishing touch-it's an opportunity to elevate bathroom aesthetics in a way that is both functional and full of character."
Something that the experts at Roca know all too well is that most people’s bathrooms are on the small side. A compact space doesn’t mean planning it will be minimal, though – in fact, you’ll need to consider everything even more carefully.
“Start by assessing the space available,” advises Natalie Bird, Roca Brand Manager. “Measure the dimensions of your bathroom accurately, including the height. Then, identify and mark the positions of windows, doors and existing plumbing, as this will help in planning the layout efficiently. Then, determine which are the most important fixtures for you; in a compact bathroom, you may need to prioritise a shower over a bath, for example.”
Natalie continues with the following hints and tips – which should help you to create a well-planned stylish and functional compact bathroom that feels much larger than it is.
When choosing fixtures for a compact bathroom, opt for smaller, space-saving options. Consider installing wall-mounted sanitaryware that frees up the floor; this is important because it creates a sense of openness and makes the room feel less cramped. Compact bathtubs designed to fit into tighter spaces are also a great choice. Additionally, seek out multifunctional items that serve dual purposes, such as a vanity unit with built-in storage or a toilet roll holder fixed on the side of your vanity unit. These combine essential functions while maximising the use of available space.
Focus on making optimal use of the available space, however limited. Arrange fixtures to maximise the room's functionality, such as keeping the toilet and basin on one wall to save on plumbing costs and create a more streamlined appearance. Ensure there is enough space to move comfortably by maintaining a good flow throughout the bathroom. And avoid placing sanitaryware or storage too close to doors or windows, as this can obstruct movement and make the room feel more cramped.
To make the most of a compact bathroom, utilise vertical space by installing wall-mounted cabinets and shelves, which help to free up valuable floor space and keep the room uncluttered. Additionally, incorporate hidden storage solutions, such as mirrored cabinets above the basin, to maintain a tidy and organised environment. These clever storage options not only maximise the use of available space but also enhance the overall functionality and aesthetics of the bathroom.
To create a seamless look, use the same flooring throughout the bathroom; larger tiles are particularly effective in making the room appear more spacious. Keep the decor minimal to stop it feeling overwhelming and opt for simple, stylish accessories that enhance the room's aesthetic without overwhelming it. Incorporate personal touches such as plants, artwork or a stylish shower curtain to add character and warmth to the space. Finally, utilise large mirrors to create the illusion of a larger room; they can reflect light and make the space appear twice its actual size, contributing to an open and airy atmosphere.
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As a leader in the bathroom industry, Roca remains at the forefront of design and innovation, delivering products that blend functionality with aesthetic excellence. In our 2025 Trend Report, we are excited to present four key trends shaping the future of bathroom spaces.
First, the blend of open and closed storage in vanity units reflects a desire for balance between personal expression and practicality. Open storage showcases meaningful items, while closed storage keeps essentials out of sight, creating a clean, customised look.
Next, we see a shift towards softer, organic shapes. As homes become sanctuaries, especially bathrooms, the gentle curves of designs like our Tura bathtub promote relaxation and mindfulness, transforming these spaces into havens of calm.
Our third trend addresses the growing need for personalisation among renters. Cue Roca's Sonata collection, which provides non- permanent solutions that allow renters to customise their bathrooms without making permanent changes, reflecting the trend toward flexibility and personal expression.
Finally, the popularity of warm terracotta, neutral shades and wood-inspired finishes marks a continuing interest in nature. These earthy tones, aligned with the biophilic design movement, create grounding, peaceful environments that promote wellness and stress relief.
I hope you find inspiration in these trends as you explore the innovative possibilities Roca offers, helping you reimagine your bathroom as a space of comfort, beauty and functionality. - Natalie Bird, Marketing Manager, Roca
In recent years, bathroom design has seen a shift towards blending open and closed storage in vanity units. Open storage provides the opportunity for homeowners to showcase their style by displaying beautiful or meaningful items. Whether it's a collection of perfumes or stylish towels, open shelving in bathroom vanities turns these utilitarian spaces into extensions of personal expression. It invites creativity and gives an open, airy feel to the room, adding visual interest while reflecting individual taste.
On the other hand, closed storage offers a practical solution for hiding clutter. We all have items we'd prefer not to display, from everyday toiletries to cleaning supplies, and closed drawers or cupboards ensure these remain tucked away. This approach is particularly useful for maintaining a clean, organised look in a space that often sees high use. Closed storage, therefore, helps keep the bathroom neat while also reducing visual noise, adding a sleek, minimalist touch.
This trend towards a mix of open and closed storage reflects a broader shift in society, where individuality and customisation are increasingly valued. People are no longer satisfied with cookie-cutter designs; they want to infuse their personality into every corner of their home, even in functional spaces like the bathroom. And this balance between display-worthy items and discreet storage also aligns with contemporary design trends, where spaces are not only about how they look, but how they make you feel.
In 2025, bathroom design will continue to move away from the dominance of harsh, angular lines in favour of softer, more organic shapes. This shift not only reflects aesthetic preferences but also runs parallel with broader lifestyle trends like minimalism and the slow-living movement. At the forefront of this design revolution is Roca's stunning Tura bathtub, whose clean lines and gentle curves exemplify this trend.
Incorporating more rounded forms into bathroom design is an evolution of minimalism. Where minimalism once meant boxy shapes and sharp corners, today's interpretation is more fluid and connected to nature.
The Tura bathtub is a perfect example, as it demonstrates how organic forms can embody the simplicity and tranquillity of minimalism while also creating a sense of warmth and calm.
In a world that is increasingly fast-paced and digitally saturated, our homes - and particularly our bathrooms - are becoming spaces of retreat. A bathroom designed with curves and gentle forms promotes a sense of well-being, providing a physical environment that encourages relaxation and mindfulness.
With homeownership increasingly out of reach for many, renting has become the reality for a large section of the population. This shift has brought new challenges for those who wish to personalise their living spaces, particularly in rooms like the bathroom, where fixtures and fittings are usually permanent and difficult to change. Renters are looking for ways to put their stamp on the property, but without risking damage or losing their deposit.
Enter Sonata by Roca, a range of easy-to- install bathroom accessories designed specifically with renters in mind. No need for drilling or screws, the pieces in the Sonata collection can be attached with adhesives, allowing renters to add accessories like towel rings, toilet roll holders and hooks to their walls without incurring the landlord's wrath.
This approach makes it easier than ever to personalise a rented bathroom, giving tenants the freedom to express their style. Best of all, when it's time to move, the accessories can be easily removed without leaving any damage and taken to the next bathroom.
The continuing popularity of warm terracotta, neutral shades and wood-inspired finishes in bathroom design reflects a broader movement towards reconnecting with nature. These design elements, inspired by earthy tones and organic materials, beautifully align with the principles of biophilic design, which seeks to strengthen our bond with the natural world. For people in urban environments, this nature-infused approach provides a soothing antidote to the stresses of modern life.
Terracotta hues, reminiscent of clay and sun- kissed landscapes, bring warmth and grounding to a space, creating an inviting and cosy atmosphere. Complementing these tones are wood-inspired finishes, which introduce a tactile, natural texture that amplifies the room's organic feel. And alongside both of these, neutral shades like soft greys, beiges and off-whites create a calm, serene ambiance perfect for spaces devoted to relaxation and wellness.
Incorporating these natural elements goes beyond aesthetics. It taps into our deep- rooted desire for connection with the outdoors. This design approach allows even the most modern spaces to offer a retreat from urban demands, grounding them in the calming energy of nature.
Dulux’s Colour of the Year is a major event in the interiors world, setting the tone for trends over the next 12 months. This year’s shade, True Joy, is a vibrant yellow designed to add a bright pop of colour and a sense of optimism to your space. For those looking to incorporate this look into their bathroom, Roca’s Nu brassware in Honey Yellow is the perfect match.
Studio Inma Bermúdez, in collaboration with Roca, designed the Nu collection to bring a burst of colour and character to your bathroom. With Nu, you can either add a vibrant touch to a neutral space or go bold and let it inspire a full colour scheme – the choice is yours.
What’s more, Nu is designed to make you smile! As you tilt the handle to turn on the tap, a charming surprise is revealed: red and blue dots indicating hot and cold water form a playful smiling face. Paired with the vibrant yellow finish, the Nu ‘smile’ brings an extra dose of joy to your daily routine!
Another standout feature of Roca’s Nu collection is the wide variety of handle options available. Each handle design has its own unique personality, adding a touch of individuality to your bathroom. The Pin handle, with its thin and elongated design, evokes a sense of grace and poise, reminiscent of a bird ready to take flight. On the other hand, the Dome handle embraces a rounded and organic form, creating a soothing and inviting appeal. Meanwhile, the Stripes handle draws inspiration from the grooved knobs found on vintage stereos, adding a nostalgic charm to your taps.
Bathrooms are one of the most essential spaces in any home, the focal point for relaxation as well as self-care. Beyond functionality, the aesthetics and comfort of your bathroom can significantly influence your mood and daily routine. This is where choosing the right bathroom furniture becomes crucial. However, with the plethora of options available, selecting the ideal pieces can be overwhelming. In this guide, Natalie Bird, Marketing Manager of Roca UK, provides a simple three-point checklist to help you navigate the process.
To begin, it is vital to assess the available space in your bathroom. Its size and layout will determine what furniture will fit comfortably without making the room feel cramped. Start by measuring the dimensions of your bathroom, including the floor space and the height of the walls. Consider any alcoves, nooks or protruding walls that could affect the placement of furniture. Mark on a plan the toilet, shower and basin, as these are the fixed points around which furniture must fit. Doors and windows can also limit where you place furniture, so ensure there’s enough clearance for doors to open and close and that windows aren’t obstructed. Additionally, evaluate your vertical space – tall cabinets or shelving units can be a great way to add storage without taking up too much floor space.
Before choosing any pieces, it’s important to think about what you need to store and how much space you require. Start by identifying the shortcomings of your current bathroom set-up. Are your toiletries cluttered on the counter? Do you lack space for towels? Understanding these issues will guide you in selecting the right furniture. For instance, vanity units which combine a basin with storage space underneath are excellent for storing everyday items like toiletries, cleaning products and grooming tools. Roca’s Victoria-N range has a wide choice of vanity units with two or three drawers and in widths from 600mm to 1200mm.
In addition, make use of all wall space, including above the bath or toilet. Wall cabinets are perfect for storing items you don’t use daily but want within easy reach, such as medications or spare toilet paper. Also, think about shelving units, which are ideal for displaying decorative items or keeping towels handy. Finally, tall, narrow cabinets provide significant storage without taking up too much floor space – the Extra column unit coordinates with the Victoria-N range and is 1500mm high, so offers plenty of useful storage.
Storage is a highly functional element in the bathroom but that doesn’t mean it can’t also bring something to the look of the space. It’s important to focus on the aesthetics of the pieces you choose and ensure they align with the rest of the bathroom. Whether your bathroom is modern, traditional or somewhere in between, your furniture should both complement and enhance that style. Fortunately, where once bathroom furniture used to come only in timber-effect or white, there are now a whole host of colours and finishes to choose from. For example, the Victoria-N range is available in Sage Green, Light Ash and Walnut melamine, or Matt White or Onyx lacquer. Plus, the integrated handle and the furniture are the same colour for a cohesive look.
Roca’s new Victoria-N vanity unit is available with two or three drawers and in five widths: 600mm, 700mm, 800mm, 1000mm, 1200mm. It pairs with the Extra column unit 1500 x 350mm and 750 x 350mm narrow-depth unit.
Bring a touch of luxurious hotel chic to your bathroom with the new Sonata accessories collection from Roca. Choose between the timeless appeal of classic Chrome or the modern allure of sleek Matt Black. Best of all, pair these accessories with a matching Roca tap for a seamless and coordinated look that elevates your bathroom's elegance.
"Updating your bathroom with new accessories is a cost-effective way to add style and functionality," says David Bromell, Head of Marketing at Roca Group. "Our new Sonata collection offers a comprehensive range of 15 pieces, including towel rails and a wall-mounted toilet brush holder, ensuring all your needs are met. What's more, installation is a breeze with options for traditional screw fixings or convenient adhesive pads, making it perfect for renters or those looking to make future updates."
Most of the accessories in the Sonata collection are wall-hung, ideal for maximising space in compact bathrooms. By installing the soap dispenser and tumbler on the wall, your basin top remains uncluttered and organised. For those with wall-mounted toilets, the collection includes a matching wall-mounted toilet brush to keep the floor clear. Alternatively, a floor-standing model is also available.
As a finishing touch, the Sonata collection offers a variety of towel holders to suit any bathroom size. Choose from single rails available in 300mm, 400mm, and 600mm lengths, compact towel rings perfect for placing next to the basin, and a spacious four-rail rack that can accommodate towels for the entire family.
Roca's new Sonata range includes basin accessories, towel rails and hooks, and toilet brush and toilet roll holders, all in a choice of Chrome or Matt Black.
Experience the ArtMorph Innovation Session led by Global Sales Director Claire Wang and Product Designer Henry Schmidt, where they’ll reveal the magic behind our groundbreaking luminous wall panels. This event offers a unique opportunity to discover the latest surface and light effect designs, including exclusive features that have never been shown before.
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More and more interior designers, architects, planners and developers, as well those at the top of industry, are recognising the value in creating spaces where nature can thrive indoors, be it at home or in the workplace. And with a move towards more regenerative, natural materials creating more circular processes, our ‘Meet the Makers’ night, as part of the Bio-Spaces exhibition, curated by Planted and Oliver Heath Design, will highlight some of the brands leading this conversation.
Speakers include: TySyml - Adam Davies (Founder), GENCORK - Brimet Silva (Creative Director), Sofia Hagen - Sofia Hagen (Founder), Paul Crofts Studio - Paul Crofts (Founder), Cecoceco - Henry Schmidt (Creative Director), Blast Studio - Paola Garnousset and Pierre de Pingon (Co-Founders). Host: Sam Peters, Planted Community.
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