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As a visual link between ceramics and the bathtub, the choice of bathroom furniture has a decisive influence on the overall mood of the bathroom. When developing Ketho, Duravit therefore chose to collaborate with an infallible furniture designer: Christian Werner.

Ketho: rectangular forms and aluminium strip handles

For Ketho, Werner started to “think furniture into the bathroom” and designed a range that is flexible enough to suit any modern bathroom ambience. The series is characterised by clear, rectangular forms with a delicate frame that adds a special subtlety to the furniture.
The second characteristic feature is a continuous aluminium strip handle that cuts across the fronts at rhythmical intervals. Recessed between the wooden surfaces, it is also extremely comfortable to use, whether old or young, tall or small.

The furniture is robust and durable in every respect. All items of furniture feature comprehensive melamine resin protection and bonded, waterproof edges that can withstand a great deal of splashing around. Thanks to the integrated SoftClose function with silicon end dampers, doors always close smoothly and quietly and, in so doing, spare both the user’s fingers and the material.

Different décors highlight the refinement of the form: white, basalt and graphite add subtlety, whereas garnet red creates a powerful blaze of colour. The matt structure of the surfaces makes them pleasant to the touch, a property that also features in the bath panelling: Ketho offers a consistent design for all its bathroom objects, creating a harmonious overall appearance with which many people can identify and derive pleasure throughout the bathroom’s lifetime and at all stages in their life. Combined with good value for money, Ketho becomes the ideal range for the modern and demanding family bathroom.

Combined with good value for money, Ketho becomes the ideal range for the modern and demanding family bathroom.

High material quality, practicality and aesthetics come together.

When designing the 2nd floor complete bathroom series, Sieger Design set out to create a comfortable ambience that, with lots of new options, sets standards for today’s family bathroom. The overall appearance is friendly and inviting and is characterised by elegant proportions, sophisticated details and the harmony of quiet lines.
However, the practical aspects have not been neglected either. High material quality, practicality and aesthetics come together to guarantee a long service life: with ceramics, furniture, bathtubs and shower trays in a wide variety of different dimensions, easy-care wood and painted surfaces ranging from rosewood, ebony and oak to high-gloss white it’s possible to design highly individual bathrooms.  With a wealth of product variants, 2nd floor meets the needs of different users and offers surprisingly good value for money in this market segment with added value in terms of variety and design.

Surfaces ranging from rosewood, ebony and oak to high-gloss white.

The 2nd floor bathtubs and shower trays are items of furniture in their own right since, in addition to the built-in versions, there are also various models with wood panelling. The model with additional large storage shelf is particularly family friendly; this can also be used as a seat and features a shelf or drawer for greater storage space. If the bathtub is surrounded by a step, it also features a practical support that doubles up as a towel rail. The many practical details ensure that day-to-day life in the bathroom runs smoothly and also offer lots of comfort in the family bathroom.

When designing the 2nd floor complete bathroom series, Sieger Design set out to create a comfortable ambience that, with lots of new options, sets standards for today’s family bathroom.