Offering the opportunity to create memorable, design-led moments in the bathroom, BAGNODESIGN introduces its latest Ginza collection, which brings bold creativity, urban energy and expressive individuality for any project.
Inspired by Tokyo’s iconic Ginza district, the collection captures the spirit of a city defined by movement, culture and design. From its historic roots to its modern status as a global hub of style, the collection translates this duality effortlessly into home and commercial interiors.

At the heart of the collection is the concept of “the art of playful living”, introducing a fresh and youthful approach to bathroom design. Moving away from conventional neutral schemes, Ginza embraces colour, contrast and personality, making it suited to boutique hotels, lifestyle-led developments and design-conscious residential and hospitality spaces.
A defining feature of Ginza is its palette of finishes. From the understated warmth of Armour Truffle to the contemporary Brushed Nickel and the bold Armour Lip Gloss, each finish works harmoniously across the collection. Paired with natural oak furniture, stone-effect surfaces and concrete basins, the result is a layered, tactile aesthetic that adds depth and authenticity to any space.
Versatility is key to its appeal. Encompassing brassware, showering solutions, basins, furniture and accessories, Ginza enables designers to create fully coordinated bathroom schemes with ease. This is valuable in hospitality projects, where a consistent design language reinforces brand identity and enhances the guest journey.
Extending the concept further, Ginza Junior introduces playful pink and grey finishes designed for family-friendly and inclusive spaces, reflecting a growing focus on balancing safety, functionality and aesthetics within the bathroom.
Ultimately, Ginza redefines the role of the bathroom across multiple sectors and environments. Suited to the demands of high-traffic environments, this collection empowers designers to push boundaries and shape spaces that are as memorable as they are functional.

