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Villeroy & Boch Novelty 2021 – The Artis BiColour Washbasins

Demonstrating its superior 270 years of ceramic expertise at the ISH 2021, Vileroy & Boch unveils four new splashes of colours : Indian Summer, Sage Green, Rust and Bordeaux in addition to the existing tones of Ocean, Fog, Powder, Coal Black and French Linen for the delicate Artis washbasin collection.

Designed to leave a lasting impression, the Artis BiColor features a holistic colour concept with joyful spectrum of hues for anyone who wants to  immerse their bathroom in special shades.

Crafted from high-quality TitanCeram for delicate forms, and available in four shapes- round, oval, square and rectangular, the collection not only adds individual statements of personality but also lays the foundation for a well-composed color composition.

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Mettlach

When heritage creates uniqueness

Indeed a luxurious tap that embodies everything that defines Villeroy & Boch: unique quality, centuries of craftmanship and design.

Unveiled at the ISH 2021, the new Mettlach premium tap collection serves as the perfect fusion of the finest degree of product quality based on centuries-old artisanal experience with exclusive mosaic patterns in reminiscent of the historical “ Mettlach tiles”.

The collection showcases Villeroy & Boch’s versatile design by incorporating the iconic rhombus patterns for the world-famous 1850’s Mettlach tiles along with the GPS coordinates of the Old Abbey (Villeroy & Boch’s current headquarters), creatively reinterpreted and engraved onto the surface and lever allowing the linearity of the design to interact with clean geometrical proportions, while the beveled edges emulates a subtle vintage attitude.

Available in four high-quality surfaces for sophisticated design and customization of bathroom interiors, the premium piece comes in the classic high-gloss Chrome finish, two elegant brushed versions⁠— Brushed Gold and Brushed Nickel Matt ⁠- and the expressive solid-coloured Black Matt.

  • The distinctive rhombus pattern featured for the first time on the “Mettlach tiles” , 1850
  • The integration of the Mettlach tile pattern as a relief structure