Christian Werner's dream bathroom
The vision of the private home spa
When planning the bathroom, Christian Werner started with the idea of creating a refuge with soft finishes and colors, a symbiosis of all elements to form a harmonious whole. This resulted in the design of a private retreat, as an inspiration or complement to conventional feel-good rooms such as the living room and bedroom.
The floor plan
A special feature of the bathroom's floor plan are the rounded corners, which make the room appear more enclosed and reinforce the focus on the interior, on the essentials.
Christian Werner's goal was to design a space whose interior would stand out from the traditional idea of a classic bathroom. Instead, he wanted to create a space with a high sensual density, a place where people would enjoy spending time. Not just for personal hygiene, but also for relaxation—with a book, a drink, alone or with a partner.
The feel-good composition
Christian Werner relies on natural-looking materials that blend perfectly with the Duravit products in the Vitrium series.
Christian Werner opted for warm, moisture-regulating clay plaster as a wall covering. "This allowed us to find a solution that distanced us from sterile, fully tiled wet rooms while also utilizing a raw material that exudes a certain archaic charm. Combined with travertine flooring, with its texture and subtle colors, the result is a harmonious overall look," says Christian Werner, explaining his choice.
The sink area
Other bathroom furniture
Fine details of the overall concept
A central, discreetly placed element with a big impact is the "eye of light" embedded in the ceiling. "Light has an enormous effect on us humans. We can influence it through different light colors. Depending on the time of day, season, and current mood, we perceive light very differently and individually," says Christian Werner, explaining his idea and emphasizing his individual signature.
The designer strives for clarity and simplicity without becoming banal. He values the sensual and emotional experience that his designs convey.
The bathtub
Toilet area
The shower
