Bathrooms Built to Fit Your Space Comfort Redefined Everything you Need to Design your Bathroom Space

Beyond Space With the start and end of every day comes the soft trickle of a shower, the scent of your favourite shampoo and the quiet exhale of a home. Through simple rituals of self-care, the bathroom becomes a place to pause, even if just for a moment. Designing a bathroom is far more than just filling space. It’s an expression that breathes life into a home, with the right details transforming what was once purely practical into a retreat where you can recharge, restore balance and reconnect with yourself. Within this edition of Everything in Bathrooms, we explore how design, colour, functionality...

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The Timelessness of Black and White Designed for Daily Rituals. 4 The Timelessness of Black and White

Black or white, Meridian adapts seamlessly, blending light, shadow and clean lin Simplicity is often the most powerful form of expression in design, some spaces invite stillness while others provide clarity. A bathroom designed with intention can do both. The Meridian collection in black and white proves exactly that. Dancing between light and shadow, its clean lines, refined proportions and effortless confidence create a space that frames the start and end of every day. Each tone expresses its own character. White reflects light, opening up the room with a sense of freshness. Black draws it...

Meridian furniture, p.93 Meridian basin, toilet and bidet, p.63 PS3 dual flush plate, P.75 Ona faucet, p. 131 Allegro accessories, p.109 Luna Ambient mirror, p.107 Light and Airy White makes everything around it shine. It lifts the space, clearing the visual noise and letting the room breathe. In gloss, it bounces light gracefully along its surface. In matt, it stays cool and grounded, adding calm without going flat. It’s all about how you mix it. Pair it with pale woods like alder or birch, and you get that warm, effortless vibe. Throw in some brushed metal or clean-lined tiles, and suddenly...

The Perfect Fit Meridian is built to work as a whole collection. Basins, toilets and furniture are designed to fit together naturally while creating a space that feels cohesive and balanced. Basins are made from Roca’s Fineceramic®, a strong, lightweight material creating smooth edges and minimal shapes. The collection comes in multiple sizes, from compact 550 mm options ideal for small bathrooms to generous 1200 mm double-basin formats. There are also several options to choose from, including over countertop, wall-hung and asymmetric designs with extra surface space, so there’s a solution for...

Complete the Look Small details make a big difference. When it comes to keeping a bathroom organised, every piece plays a significant role. The Allegro and Hotels Round collections keep daily essentials neatly organised. Both feature wall-mounted pieces like towel rails, robe hooks, soap dispensers and toothbrush holders, freeing up counter space, cutting down clutter and making your daily routine a breeze. Allegro goes softer and rounder, available in black or white. It’s a perfect match for monochrome bathrooms, whether layered tone-on-tone or used for contrast. Hotels Round takes a sharper...

Meridian furniture, p.93 Meridian basin, p. 63 Black, White and Everything in Between Meridian proves that a bathroom doesn’t need to shout to make a statement. With just two finishes, black and white, you can cover a whole lot of ground: it all depends on how you put it together. The collection comes together like a puzzle. Basins, toilets, furniture and additional elements all blend naturally with one another, whether the space is big, small or somewhere in between. Formats are flexible, finishes are well thought out, and the details, such as soft-close drawers, minimal faucets and delicate...

Finish. Touch. Transform. Faucet finishes are often the first thing we notice; they have become the silent narrators of bathroom design. Bathrooms often appear complete long before they truly are. Walls are tiled, mirrors mounted, lighting planned. But even the most carefully designed space can feel unresolved — as if something essential is missing. One detail, often installed last, carries a surprising amount of weight: the faucet. Not just for its function, but for its finish. 12 In contemporary design, faucet finishes have become a decisive element in how bathrooms are perceived and experienced....

Previous page: Kay faucet, p.127 On this page: Kay faucet, p.127 Finishes that define a space Every surface tells a story: through light, texture, and touch. With the introduction of brushed copper and brushed graphite, the palette expands into warmer and deeper tonalities, enriching interiors with subtle nuance and character. Brushed copper combines natural warmth with a refined metallic sheen. Developed with the PVD Everlux process, it combines durability and color stability with remarkable technical precision. Its resistance to corrosion keeps the surface pristine, even after years of daily...

Brushed graphite, evolving from the previous gunmetal tone, introduces a more defined and contemporary expression. Its subtle reflections and muted depth create a calm, architectural presence. It brings a sense of balance and restraint to any space. Together with chrome, matt black, matt white, brushed brass, and stainless steel, these finishes form a refined spectrum of tactile experiences. Each surface interacts differently with light, tex- ture, and material context. Sometimes blending seamlessly, sometimes creating a striking point of contrast. More than a visual choice, a finish defines...

On this page: Targa faucet, p.133 Next page: L20 Round faucet, p.136 Nu faucet, p.129 Touch That Speaks Design There are many surfaces we touch in a bathroom — but the faucet is where function, material, and human gesture come together in the most deliberate way. Tiles, cabinets, mirrors: they create the backdrop. Faucets, by contrast, are the point of contact. They are adjusted, held, turned — often several times a day. This makes the finish not just an aesthetic choice, but a haptic one. A cool matt surface might signal clarity. A brushed tone might evoke softness. A glossy finish might lend...