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many different shades of grey have long been among the best-loved
colors in architecture and interior design. This is hardly surprising
given that grey is the ideal partner for countless color combinations,
making bright colors positively shine whilst at the same time generating
visual calm. Grey further creates the necessary clarity and sense of
surface to draw out the impact of rooms, interiors, and thus also
architecture. Similarly, we are increasingly seeing grey used in the
bathroom – as exposed concrete or grey tiles in a range of shades, soft
grey wall paint through to dark anthracite tones and accessories; these
are today’s trends. Grey provides a perfect contrast in combination with
wooden furniture; in interaction with sober colors such as the new
Duravit furniture color matt concrete grey it underlines a uniform,
timeless look.
The Stonetto features a stone-like yet uniform texture. The silky-soft
surface is incomparable to the touch. It is matt and at the same time
anti-slip and scratch-proof. Stonetto is made from Durasolid® Q, a
high-grade cast mineral material. Stonetto is also impressive in
functional terms. Its high surface hardness and density mean that the
shower tray is extraordinarily resistant to damage and dirt.
The barely visible slope of the tray enables water to drain away
perfectly. Even large quantities of water flow quickly through the
powerful drain. The homogenous covering enables ease of cleaning.
Stonetto can be installed flush with the floor, recessed or floor-
In the bathroom, too, there is now a growing trend towards grey - exposed concrete or grey tiles in a wide variety of shades, soft grey wall colours through to dark anthracite shades and accessories; all of these are currently very much in vogue. In combination with wooden furniture, grey forms a perfect contrast, and in combination with simple colours such as the new Duravit furniture colour Concrete Grey Matt, it underlines the uniform, timeless look. The Stonetto shower tray now also sets the tone in colour: The successful project by Duravit and the Viennese design group EOOS is available in the colour concrete in addition to the stone tones of white, sand and anthracite, thus creating a new fresh spatial effect.
The Stonetto shower tray, too, is setting the tone in color terms: in
addition to the stone shades white, sand, and anthracite, the successful
collaboration between Duravit and the Viennese design group EOOS is available in the color concrete, which creates a new and fresh effect
within the room.
The versatility and sophistication of Greige has made it a firm fixture in interior design. Its color temperature lies somewhere between beige and grey, and it features in the cushion in Duravit’s Happy D.2 Plus range.
Happy D.2 Plus Graphite Super Matt
Stylish and avant-garde: the Happy D.2 Plus bathroom in the dark style collection with c-bonded furniture washbasin plus vanity unit, semi-tall cabinet, and free-standing acrylic bathtub with seamless paneling in Graphit Super Matt.
Happy D.2 Plus
ME by Starck White Matt
Grey furniture finishes and white ceramics come together to produce a minimalist look: the Brioso vanity unit in Concrete Grey Matt Decor highlights the clear geometry of the ME by Starck furniture washbasin in White Satin Matt.
XSquare Concrete Grey Matt
Concrete Matt Grey – charm wins over drabness: combined with the ME by Starck furniture washbasin, the XSquare vanity unit in Concrete Matt Grey Decor creates a timeless, light effect.
XBase Graphit Matt
Sophisticated look in Graphite: the gleaming chrome handle stands out against the interplay between the ME by Starck washbasin and the XBase tall cabinet and vanity unit in Graphite Matt Decor.
