AXOR Thermostatic module Select 670/90 for 5 functions for concealed installation

With the Stylepark Selected Award 2021, Stylepark honours the best new products of the year. These are the award winners.

A new archetype for the bathroom: the "AXOR One" collection from Barber Osgerby combines sophisticated technology with a timeless design.

AXOR launches a digital platform that deals with future topics in the field of design and architecture.

AXOR has expanded "AXOR Citterio" the fittings collection designed by Antonio Citterio. The result is outstanding thanks to quality craftsmanship and a fine finish.

How can compact luxury be redefined? The Stealth Building in New York City by WORKac supplies a highly varied answer.

The new "AXOR One" collection by Barber Osgerby exemplifies AXOR's "Compact Luxury" project. We spoke with Jay Osgerby about new interaction possibilities in the bathroom and the future definition of luxury.

AXOR’s "Compact Luxury" looks at the future of urban life. A prime example is the Stairway House in Tokyo by Nendo Design Studio, which reinterprets the idea of community.

AXOR is looking into the future of urban living with its "Compact Luxury" project. In the same context the designer brand of the Hansgrohe Group is asking the question of how the definition of luxury is changing and is busy investigating the effects of the process on architecture and interior design.

AXOR has joined forces with British designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby to expand its “AXOR One” bathroom collection. The new products score points for their ingenious technology and timeless design.

This year, the ISH took place entirely digitally. We take a closer look at which elements we found exciting and where we might have made adjustments.

The “AXOR MyEdition” competition has been decided. It was won by architect and interior designer Katrin Engl whose design addresses the beauty and fragility of nature.

Designing the kind of offices that not only satisfy the demands made on modern working environments but also focus on flexibility and coziness – no easy task. For three of its current projects, multidisciplinary design studio Ippolito Fleitz has solved this challenge dynamically and with adventurous colors.