With its concept of realising high-quality, individual and design-oriented bathroom systems in large runs, DEBA Badsysteme GmbH from Salzwedel has, according to its own statements, been the market leader in Germany for 20 years now – between 2,500 and 3,000 bathroom units for care, student accommodation, residential construction and hotels leave the company’s assembly halls ... Read moreBest-practice: BetteUltra and minimum support in bathroom prefabrication

Anyone who wants to make a statement for everything timeless in the bathroom gives impulses in black. Elegance, exclusivity, solemnity, but also darkness and black magic; at least in the western world, black is the colour of mourning, anarchism, abstinence, masculinity and austerity, of the intellectual: No other colour tone triggers so many associations – ... Read moreBest-practice: BetteUltra and minimum support in bathroom prefabrication

By Claudia Simone Hoff Just to be somewhere else – that’s what you’ve often wished for in the last few months. Having a foam fight, dipping your toes in warm water or just daydreaming: about the comeback of the bathtub in times of crisis. Admittedly, the bath in the bathtub has always had a touch ... Read moreBest-practice: BetteUltra and minimum support in bathroom prefabrication

For years, the bathroom specialist Bette has been collecting the world's most highly-regarded design awards for its bath. One recent example is the BettePond Silhouette, which was named "Best of Best", the highest accolade of the Iconic Awards. The secret of the owner-run family company's success is a sophisticated design management that is notable for its use of exceptional shapes, innovative colours and exclusive materials – that at the same time makes sure that every item is absolutely suitable for everyday use.

From a stylistic point of view, the modern is characterised by purist design, minimalist design language - and clear dominance of the colour white. Why? Because the effect of a product is decisively dependent upon the design and colour from a formal/aesthetic point of view. For many architects, interior designers, planners and end customers, the choice of colour is even one of the main tasks involved in the design process – and things are no different in the bathroom.