With shapes and lines that take us back to the Victorian era, this collection transcends time, fitting right in with today’s styles.

The traditional Japanese art of folding paper into symbolic shapes is the inspiration behind the Origami Collection, which stands out for its clean lines and versatility.

The traditional Japanese art of folding paper into symbolic shapes is the inspiration behind the Origami Collection, which stands out for its clean lines and versatility.

Barcelona is an architectural city where both classic and modern structures adhere to principles of organic design and a desire to create timeless works of art. The Barcelona follows the same approach with a symmetrical bath of natural curves in a style that’s forever relevant. This rimless, deep double-ended oval bathtub never overwhelms the space it’s in. The Barcelona is shaped for blissful, leisurely soaks. Its unadorned, minimal simplicity makes it suitable for spaces of all times and types.

The traditional Japanese art of folding paper into symbolic shapes is the inspiration behind the Origami Collection, which stands out for its clean lines and versatility.

Versatile and prodigious, Italian renaissance master Michelangelo revolutionized classical architecture with his usage of the giant order of pilasters. We believe Michelangelo would be proud of the stunning bathtub that carries his name. Accentuated curves celebrate the concept of flow, reaching outward to create a fluted silhouette. Infused with Italian renaissance influence, the Michelangelo is a conversation piece that stands apart from all the rest.