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Alape Related Content

By the water every day

by Anna Moldenhauer | 3/14/2019

At ISH 2019, visitors can immerse themselves in oases of well-being that offer a spa experience for all the senses. This also includes tools that provide pleasant support for the daily ritual in the bathroom.

Good choice!

3/11/2019

With the Stylepark Selected Award at ISH 2019, Stylepark honours the best product premieres at the fair. These are the winners.

Three millimeters of restraint

6/5/2017

The rooms in the “Malat” boutique hotel are outfitted with elegant bathroom furnishings courtesy of Alape.

A small gem

by Anna Moldenhauer | 3/22/2017

It’s not always easy to find design ideas for small bathrooms. So all the nicer that at the ISH you can even view stylish systems for compact rooms, too.

Unlimited baths

by Thomas Edelmann | 5/6/2016

Refinements wherever you look: What caught the eye at Milan’s Salone Internazionale del Bagno.

Wake-up call with eyes and fringes

by Uta Abendroth | 6/2/2015

Danish design has a contemporary look to it, despite many of the ideas being over 50 years old. At Copenhagen’s “3daysofdesign” there was much talk of tradition and values, and of updating classics.

#ish by #kaschkasch

3/17/2015

Florian Kallus of young designer duo Kaschkasch shared his impressions at the ISH with Stylepark‘s Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts. An unadulterated look at water basins, pipes and open fuse boxes.

Refreshing prospects

by Sara Bertsche | 1/29/2015

At the ISH trade fair in Frankfurt new bath designs, smart technologies and energy-efficient building technologies will all be on show. We’ve brought together the most important information on the fair for you.

A thousand possible worlds of water

by Thomas Wagner | 3/18/2013

The noticeable trend at the ISH 2013: Under the sign of the transformation of the energy sector in Germany, technology is once again taking front seat, and not just in the energy sector, but in the bathroom, too. Yet there are various new designs all the same. And alongside wellness, the sector is also busy discovering health.

Villa in Kitzbühel by Splendid Architecture

10/25/2011

Those small, elegant items

3/31/2011

There is a camel here, a small monkey there. And which soap adorns the latest washstands? Some presentations at this year's ISH were real eye-catchers, others simply a bit drab. But all were careful arrangements.

Forest house

2/11/2011

On a large plot of land dominated by pine trees in the south of Berlin there is a small wooden house modeled on an old wooden summer house and designed by the Leipzig architects Atelier St.

Come to table

8/18/2009

Be it outside in the balmy summer air under the large "table" outside the Schirn, or inside enjoying a coffee at one of the small tables with the latest chair designs by Nitzan Cohen and Stefan Diez, or even at the terrazzo bar, or having a meal in a large group, like knights - at the large round table beneath the massive canopy. "Table" offers it all.

How, one fine morning in April, I discovered the 100% café

by Claudia Beckmann | 4/7/2009

While it was quite by chance that Haruki Murakami came upon the 100% perfect girl one morning, finding the perfect café in Frankfurt will soon be a reality. This is because very shortly, the café at the Schirn Kunsthalle will shine out in new splendour - and boast a completely new hospitality concept.

Crisis? What crisis?

by Daniel von Bernstorff | 3/25/2009

At this year's ISH, the "World's Leading Trade Fair for the Bathroom Experience, Building, Energy, Bathroom, Air-Conditioning Technology and Renewable Energies" in Frankfurt the economic crisis did not take centre stage. Visitor and exhibitor numbers almost matched those of the previous year and an upbeat outlook was palpable - almost defying the crisis, as it were.

Room Rain or Impressions from Wellness Zone 2

by Thomas Wagner | 3/17/2009

There are any number of trends, but only one can lead the way: The bathroom is expanding and merging with the bedroom to form one large area of relaxation and recovery. This, however, is no easy design task to be accomplished.

Shaping space

by Sophia Muckle | 9/18/2007

The company Alape was set up more than a hundred years ago by Adolf Lamprecht. Located in Penig, Saxony it initially made enamel products before gradually shifting its focus to the bathroom. Production concentrated on sinks and bathroom furniture, and over the years a close cooperation with designers and architects evolved.

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