8 Fittings and Fixtures to Jazz Up the Kitchen and Bath

There’s nothing ordinary about these eye-catching kitchen and bath accents.

Balance by Studio De Lezando

The 30-something industrial designer based in Cologne, Germany, milled this knockout of a sink that appears to float due to its cantilever from a single piece of Carrara marble.

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Color Field by Helen Levi for Cerámica Suro

The New York–based photo­grapher and ceramicist’s painterly approach finds its way to glazed earthenware tile in a collaboration with the Mexico manufacturer that’s sure to enliven any kitchen.

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Z316_SH by Roberto Innocenti for Zazzeri

Following the trend for increasing decoration, the fittings’ handles, simply a cylindrical extension of the faucet bodies, come smooth or chiseled with vertical or horizontal stripes, checkers, or dots.

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18.02 by Janet Echelman for Kohler Co.

The artist swaps mediums, fiber for fireclay, patterning the Wisconsin company’s Veil Vessel sink with special metallic pigments that toggle between pleasing champagne and silver.

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Reflect by Jean Nouvel for Reform

The reflective steel cabinet fronts by the Ateliers Jean Nouvel founding architect boast thin vertical ridges that scatter light, lending a kitchen an overall atmospheric hazy glow.

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Mind-Pop by Bilge, Sibel, and Saime of Kapka for Darling Spring

The enameled-iron Mezze plates by the Turkish studio founders, who go by first names, sell through the female-founded Darling Spring, which has opened a brick-and-mortar outpost in New York.

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Eclipse by David Rockwell for Formani

The stainless-steel door handle, here in PVD satin black, by the Interior Design Hall of Famer and Rockwell Group founder is manufactured as one piece: a cylindrical form with a carved channel.

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White Tulip by Philippe Starck for Duravit

The fellow Hall of Fame member’s wellness-inflected bathroom suite includes ceramic sinks and tubs that bloom like their namesake, their sloped edges tapered like petals.