8 Products To Elevate The Bath

From outdoor baths for pollinators to tiles reminiscent of woven bamboo and a towel warmer inspired by chopsticks, these standout designs invite a touch of whimsy.

Must-See Kitchen & Bath Designs

Pollinator Bath by Richard Christiansen and Michael Seum for/of Kohler

standout At Milan Design Week, the Flamingo Estate creative and Kohler VP of industrial design showcased baths made for birds, bees, and other pollinating species, all cast in the manufacturer’s iron foundry in Kohler, Wisconsin. kohler.com


MADE Treillage by Kelly Wearstler for Ann Sacks

standout Five 6-by-6-inch ceramic tiles glazed in more than 60 colors depict iterations of the classic garden trellis, the dimensional lines becoming windowpane, latticework, basketweave, crosshatch, and the like. annsacks.kohler.com


Weaving by Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu for Mutina

standout The founders of Shanghai architecture studio Neri&Hu Design & Research Office—also Interior Design Hall of Famers—translate bamboo weaving into tiles that interlock into patterns for indoor or outdoor floors or walls. mutina.it


Veloce by Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu for Zucchetti

standout The Hall of Fame members behind Yabu Pushelberg debut a collection of single-lever and two-handle brass-body mixers bearing fluid silhouettes and flat and cylindrical elements inspired by 1930s elegance. zucchetti.com


Filato by Cristina Celestino for clé

standout Red and beige travertine and noir fumé stone combine into a floor or wall tile pattern that subtly evokes the early 1900s and embodies the Milanese architectural sensibility for which the Italian multihyphenate is renowned. cletile.com


Hashi by Piero Lissoni for Antrax IT

standout The Interior Design Hall of Famer’s towel warmer with hydraulic, electric, or mixed power options forms a graphic grid inspired by chopsticks; specify an optional mirror to hang from any of the horizontal tubes. antrax.com


Framis by Vincent Van Duysen of Molteni&C

standout The brand’s creative director proffers a system of cabinetry, mirrors, integrated basins, and more that marries architectural rigor with material sensitivity, such as dark-metal fittings punctuating veined stone. molteni.it


Baluar by Patricia Urquiola for Effe

standout Doubling down on the yen for wellness-boosting amenities, the Hall of Famer designed a module evocative of medieval fortifications that houses both a sauna and a hammam, clad in heat-treated dark or light linden wood. effe.it

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