Ottocento Freestanding Bathtub by Agape

By rethinking conventional ideologies, Agape is fusing modern technology with traditional styling to create amazing bath fixtures. With sleek curves inspired by the traditional cast iron clawfoot bathtub of yesteryear, the Ottocento collection utilizes the technologically advanced composite material Cristalplant. Made exclusively in Italy, Cristalplant is a mineral composite that is cast molded and features the same velvety texture found in natural stone. This unique material has the ability to maintain water temperature and is 100% recyclable.

Ottocento Wall Mounted Washbasin by Agape

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Mood Cool Italian Kitchen by Bontempi Cucine

Bontempi Cucine, is all about cutting edge kitchen design. Through extensive research in ergonomics and use of modern technology, this Italian manufacturer creates kitchens that are extremely refined and rich in detail. With the introduction of the colorful Mood Eclecticklook line, their expert designers have developed a product that allows for infinite blends and color matches. Designed for open plan configurations, this line features eco-friendly lacquered base units, glossy colored glass wall units and Corian countertops.

Mood Passion Italian Kitchen by Bontempi Cucine

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Majestic Bath Collection by Samuele Mazza and Alessandro La Spada for Milldue

Disregarding everyday pragmatism, Samuele Mazza and Alessandro La Spada lean towards unusual emotions and shapes in their design of the Majestic Bath Collection for Milldue. Designed to be a complete bath experience, this "fairy-world" collection features a surreal moose showerhead and stunning furniture crafted out of stainless steel and matte lacquered glass. To complete the look, the Majestic Bath Collection also includes the handmade Murano glass light fixtures, unique wall finishes and impeccable accessories.

Majestic Bath Collection by Samuele Mazza and Alessandro La Spada for Milldue

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Cypress Ofuro by Ryu Kosaka for The Furo Project

To promote the ancient art of Japanese bathing, designers Ryu Kosaka and Yukio Hashimoto were commissioned by the Furo Project to create two contemporary yet distinct ofuros. Kosaka utilized hinoki wood as the basis of his design because of its aromatic fragrance and inherent medicinal properties. In contrast, Hashimoto used lacquer as his core concept because the material itself is representative of Japan. While notedly different, both are intended to improve one's well-being through the relaxation of mind and body.

Lacquer Ofuro by Yukio Hashimoto for The Furo Project

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Black and White Basin Spout and Shower Head by Massimiliano Della Monaca for Bongio

With the introduction of Soffi by Massimiliano Della Monaca, Bongio offers a complete line of taps and fittings that extol the pure elegance of the Venetian style. These sparkling baubles for the bath are made in Murano, an island in the Venetian Lagoon where glass has been made for many centuries. It is here that the Soffi Collection is flawlessly blown by master glass blowers and then meticulously hand finished. Inflected with the hallmark colors of Venetian art glass, each tap and fitting is a unique piece of art unto itself.

White and Purple Basin Spout and Shower Head by Massimiliano Della Monaca for Bongio

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Most Scenic and Coolest Kids by dutchtub

Conceived by Floris Schoonderbeek as a means of inspiring people to enjoy outdoor spaces, the dutchtub is designed for cooking over a fire while taking a relaxing soak in the tub's warm waters. Ingenious in its design, this modern hot tub uses the laws of physics to circulate cold water through its advanced coiling system where it is heated by a wood burning fire. Lightweight and portable, the dutchtub goes where you go; making impromptu parties in the secluded wilderness entirely possible. Adult beverages not included.

dutchtub selected as the 2008 Garden Trend by the Dutch foundation of garden businesses at Appeltern in the Netherlands.

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