Duravit explores how coordinated bathroom design can respond to different living spaces, personal preferences and everyday requirements, with its D-Neo collection offering flexibility across the bathroom.
Whether designing a first apartment, updating a family bathroom or creating a more individual space, the starting point should be how the room will be used. Available space, household requirements and personal preferences all influence the choice of products and layout. Duravit’s D-Neo complete bathroom range brings together coordinated ceramics, furniture, taps and bathtubs, providing a consistent design language while allowing different elements to be combined to suit individual needs.
A consistent design concept
Belgian designer Bertrand Lejoly has combined clean, linear forms with softer curves to create a consistent design across the D-Neo collection. Repeated details and carefully considered proportions link the ceramics, bathroom furniture and taps, allowing the different elements to work together as a coordinated scheme. This provides a flexible starting point for bathroom designs of different sizes, from compact spaces to more generous layouts.
Form and colour combined
The washing area offers particular scope for individual specification, with a choice of washbasins and round, oval or rectangular above-counter basins to combine with coordinating furniture. Selected above-counter models are available in High Gloss White, White Satin Matt and Anthracite Matt, creating opportunities to introduce contrast alongside wood-effect finishes, lighter wall surfaces or bolder colour schemes. Vanity units and matching cabinets also provide practical storage for everyday bathroom essentials.
Completing the bathroom scheme
The D-Neo collection extends beyond the washing area, with coordinating taps, toilets, bidets and built-in or freestanding bathtubs completing the scheme. The range also includes the SensoWash® D-Neo shower toilet, offering integrated water cleansing. By bringing these elements together within one collection, designers can maintain a consistent aesthetic throughout the bathroom while selecting products to suit individual requirements and routines.
Pictured below, D-Neo combines the washing area and freestanding bathtub within a coordinated scheme. Designed by Belgian designer Bertrand Lejoly for Duravit, the collection brings together ceramics, bathroom furniture, taps and bathtubs, combining linear forms with softer curves.
A clean contrast
Pictured below, round D-Neo above-counter basins in High Gloss White contrast with the wood-effect bathroom furniture. Vanity units combine closed storage with open shelving, while the coordinating taps echo the collection’s clean, linear design.
Mix & match
The white D-Neo above-counter basin and wood-effect bathroom furniture contrast with deep blue wall tiles to create a distinctive washing area. Open shelving provides accessible storage, while the matching semi-tall cabinet offers additional concealed storage. The combination demonstrates how the collection can be adapted to individual colour schemes.
Flexible design
The rectangular D-Neo above-counter basin in High Gloss White combines clean outer lines with softly rounded corners, contrasting with the dark vanity unit. The collection also includes round and oval above-counter basin options, offering further flexibility when designing the washing area.
Pictured at the very top, turquoise walls and colourful accessories bring character to this bathroom, with the white D-Neo washing area providing contrast. The washbasin, vanity unit and tap form a coordinated arrangement, while a tall cabinet and mirror cabinet provide additional storage.
Image source: Duravit AG