--- title: "A home for all situations" url: "https://www.stylepark.com/en/news/dallmer-haussicht-alfredo-haeberli-cerawall-drains" language: "en" type: "article" description: "In his concept house \"Haussicht\" Alfredo Häberli chosed high-end details - like the \"CeraWall Individual Duo\" drain by Dallmer. Read more:" published: "2017-07-31T00:00:00+02:00" modified: "2026-09-24T05:44:25+02:00" authors: ["Anna Moldenhauer"] image: "https://www.stylepark.com/assets/transformations/articles/_1410xAUTO_fit_center-center_90_none/TS_QF_Dallmer_170720_151521.jpg" --- # A home for all situations Alfredo Häberli insists on perfect detailing even in the bathroom of his “Haussicht” concept house – in the shape of Dallmer’s “CeraWall Individual Duo”. 7/31/2017 - Estimate - Printed catalogue - [Manufacturer's website](https://www.dallmer.de) ![In his concept house "Haussicht" Alfredo Häberli chosed high-end details - like the "CeraWall Individual Duo" drain by Dallmer, which boasts natural stone cladding.](https://www.stylepark.com/assets/transformations/articles/_1410xAUTO_crop_center-center_82_none/b_Dallmer_Baufritz_48_V5_k.jpg) In his concept house "Haussicht" Alfredo Häberli chosed high-end details - like the "CeraWall Individual Duo" drain by Dallmer, which boasts natural stone cladding. Photo: Dallmer We all know that what you require and what you desire by way of a home changes in the course of life. Sadly, even new builds do not tend to offer much in the way of adaptability. Things can be different – as designer [Alfredo Häberli](https://www.stylepark.com/en/designer/alfredo-haeberli) demonstrates. In collaboration with Baufritz he has developed the “Haussicht” concept house in Erkheim in the Allgäu. The system house is made of wood and with its bow-like roof brings a ship to mind, symbolizing a new housing aesthetic. [Häberli](https://www.stylepark.com/en/designer/alfredo-haeberli)addresses the topic of trans-generational living with a so-called “Stöckli”, a separate annex attached to the main building. It can serve as a living room for elderly relatives or as a guest zone, a work area, or a spacious den for the not-so-young kids. The interior of the main building stands out for its flexibility: The layout is neutral thanks to the systems approach, meaning the rooms can easily be adapted to new circumstances. This includes the two spacious and barrier-free “en suite” bathrooms; one is assigned to the children’s and work room, the other to the bedroom. Here, the line dividing relaxation, sleeping and bodycare zones is consciously fluid: The bathtub is thus located in the bedroom, with a marvelous view of the surroundings, while the shower, toilet and washbasin are less visible. The respective purpose is only evident from the change of flooring materials used – from parquet to marble. To ensure a pleasant ambient climate, [Alfredo Häberli](https://www.stylepark.com/en/designer/alfredo-haeberli) only used high-grade materials. This included, in the case of the bathrooms, not just wooden elements and large-sized bright Calacatta marble slabs, but also the high-end [Dallmer](https://www.stylepark.com/en/manufacturer/dallmer) drains from the “[CeraWall Individual Duo](https://www.stylepark.com/en/dallmer/dallmer-shower-channel-cerawall-individual)” system, which boasts natural stone cladding. Baufritz was also taken by the way the drainage system blends almost seamlessly with the wall: “Technically speaking, the drainage profile can be fitted in a niche with precision down to the very millimeter and this ensures fluid transitions,” comments MD Dagmar Fritz-Kramer. In order to make certain the drain remains completely “invisible” when combined with the wall, the drainage profile can actually be tiled over if desired. Due to a very slight slope in the floor the water runs into the drain, where the milled channel sends it into the two drainage openings in the [CeraWall Individual Duo](https://www.stylepark.com/en/dallmer/dallmer-shower-channel-cerawall-individual). Cleaning the drain is simple: The surfaces have no extra fixtures or height differences, and the trap insert can be removed in its entirety. The clear and functional [Dallmer](https://www.stylepark.com/en/manufacturer/dallmer) design underscores the precise detailing in [Alfredo Häberli](https://www.stylepark.com/en/designer/alfredo-haeberli)’s “Haussicht” concept house. (am) - [Dallmer](https://www.stylepark.com/en/manufacturer/dallmer) ![The system house is made of wood and with its bow-like roof brings a ship to mind, symbolizing a new housing aesthetic.](https://www.stylepark.com/assets/transformations/articles/_1410xAUTO_crop_center-center_82_none/b_Dallmer_Aussenansicht.jpg) The system house is made of wood and with its bow-like roof brings a ship to mind, symbolizing a new housing aesthetic. Photo: Baufritz ![The respective purpose of the rooms is only evident from the change of flooring materials used – from parquet to marble.](https://www.stylepark.com/assets/transformations/articles/_1410xAUTO_crop_center-center_82_none/b_Dallmer_CeraWall_1.jpg) The respective purpose of the rooms is only evident from the change of flooring materials used – from parquet to marble. Photo: Baufritz ![Due to a very slight slope in the floor the water runs into the drain, where the milled channel sends it into the two drainage openings in the CeraWall Individual Duo.](https://www.stylepark.com/assets/transformations/articles/_1410xAUTO_crop_center-center_82_none/b_Dallmer_Baufritz_32_V3_k.jpg) Due to a very slight slope in the floor the water runs into the drain, where the milled channel sends it into the two drainage openings in the CeraWall Individual Duo. Photo: Dallmer ![The drainage system blends almost seamlessly with the wall. In order to make certain the drain remains completely “invisible”, the drainage profile can actually be tiled over if desired.](https://www.stylepark.com/assets/transformations/articles/_1410xAUTO_crop_center-center_82_none/b_Dallmer_Baufritz_38_V6_k.jpg) The drainage system blends almost seamlessly with the wall. In order to make certain the drain remains completely “invisible”, the drainage profile can actually be tiled over if desired. Photo: Dallmer