Bath-Living: advanced modularity and visual rhythm for interconnected spaces
Beyond the confines of the bathroom: Bath-Living makes possible what was previously impossible, with equipped structures and vertical volumes that free up the design.
Storage and the possibility of installing sanitary fixtures without moving pipes: this is where Bath-Living takes shape. The system was created to simplify design when the pre-installations are not where they are needed, allowing you to conceal the systems and keep the fronts tidy. The half-columns act as technical hinges to integrate built-in mixers, wall drains and wall-hung sanitary fixtures even in unfavourable positions; the columns and equipped walls create vertical sequences that multiply the usable space and give rhythm to the composition. In this context, the Apollo Totem concentrates the water point in a compact volume, ideal where a strong presence with limited dimensions is required. Bath-Living thus offers a unique design grammar with which to interpret, organise and connect contiguous functions, preserving visual continuity and compositional freedom.
Customised containment and visual continuity
Bath-Living organises space through a family of vertical elements designed to grow in height and sculpt the walls with a measured rhythm. The columns, with solid doors or open compartments, increase the actual capacity and define symmetries or terminals that close the compositions while maintaining linearity. The half-columns are the bridge between aesthetics and technology: they integrate the passage of systems and allow you to add a second station, place a bidet side by side in compact layouts or create micro-operating areas close to the water point. Together, these elements construct clear paths and an orderly reading of the façade, inside and beyond the room dedicated to personal care.
Invisible services, maximum design freedom
The system allows for the installation of washbasins and bidets — and, in some configurations, toilets — even in unfavourable positions, thanks to structures that conceal pipes and drains, with floor or wall drain options and floor or wall-mounted mixers. The semi-columns have a reference height of 128 cm, with depths ranging from 15 to 36 cm and widths between 30 and 105 cm: they are connecting and compositional elements that create openings and passages and enable built-in mixers, wall drains and wall-hung sanitary fixtures.
The columns are available in heights of 206 or 254 cm, with the same depths of 15–36 cm and widths of 30–105 cm, in closed or mixed configurations (open compartment/fixed front) to combine capacity and visual rhythm.
The Apollo Totem is a free-standing element that concentrates the Apollo washbasin in a compact and sculptural volume (Ø 45 × H 89 cm, right or left door); when required, it can use optional spacers (L 18 cm, D 5 or 12 cm) to set back the connections and calibrate the depth of the block. For floor-mounted toilets, installation is subject to system verification.
Depth play and dialogue between rooms
Depth becomes a design code: alternating closed elements and open compartments, symmetrical or terminal sequences, the front takes on a rhythm that guides the eye and organises the functions. The half-columns, in terms of mass and function, act as technical hinges: they separate without interrupting, direct paths towards passageways or make-up areas and allow taps and drains to be aligned with precision. The columns, in pairs or in series, transform walls and corridors into orderly surfaces, making access points clear. In keeping with this language, the full-height cabinets in Edoné finishes extend the sequence of storage units and offer dedicated storage space, maintaining material unity between adjacent areas: the wall reads as a single continuous front in which closed modules and open spaces define operational niches, support surfaces and filter areas without interrupting the coherence of the design.
Materials, finishes and considered customisation
The project highlights the brand's bespoke nature: each composition can be tailored by choosing materials, finishes, textures and colours to achieve visual continuity or measured contrasts. The integration of columns, half-columns, wall units and, where applicable, Apollo Totems, allows you to create identities that are consistent with the architectural context, emphasising alignments, joints and details of use. The attention to composition makes the whole immediately legible and improves the everyday experience, from the order of the spaces to ease of maintenance.
Integrated design for a new idea of wellbeing
Bath-Living is not just a simple set of modules, but a method for creating coherent, legible and high-performance interiors. The same volumetric grammar accompanies the user from the functional area to the adjoining rooms with a perceptual continuity that makes the space more fluid, orderly and meaningful. For architects and interior designers, it is a concrete tool: it expands possibilities, makes aesthetic outcomes predictable and ensures consistency without sacrificing compositional freedom.
