The Spanish Bathroom Takes Center Stage In Milan

During the Milan Design Week, leading Spanish firms in bathroom furniture, faucets, and accessories presented their latest decorative proposals at both the Salone Internazionale del Bagno and the Appartamento Spagnolo. The latter event was organized by ICEX-Interiors from Spain and curated by Elle Decor Italia in collaboration with Studiopepe.

Roca unveiled Mediterranean Rituals, an immersive installation that invited visitors to discover how everyday bathroom routines can be transformed into a sanctuary of well-being. Designed by the architecture studio Mesura, the stand brought together the brand’s latest collections, technologies, and design collaborations in a setting that reflected Mediterranean aesthetics. Among the collections and complete solutions for the bathroom space they showcased, standouts included: the bathroom collection Meridian by the studio Altherr Désile Park, the smart toilets In-Wash® Vorea, the basins and bathtubs Ohtake by Brazilian architect Ruy Ohtake, the Verso modular furniture system, or the L20 faucets. Roca also took part in the Appartamento Spagnolo with the Ariane bathtub, along with the Kay and Ona faucets.

Inbani introduced new series and expansions designed to transform the bathroom into a sensory, contemporary space. The Ara and Ella lines, designed by Studiopepe and Materia, created by Norm Architects explore the blend of stone, wood, and tactile surfaces through a minimalist, Scandinavian-inspired approach. In addition, new wall-hung modules were introduced within the Grate Round series, and the Strato mirror series were expandedwith new finishes, sizes, and the addition of custom metal handles for the furniture in the collection.

Sanycces unveiled at the fair a cohesive evolution of its bathroom universe, bringing together in Milan its latest innovations - the Pool faucet collection, the wall-hung Franc toilet, Duna accessories, Colormateria, and the Arc bathtub, in a proposal that expands personalization, efficienty, and the total look in the bathroom space.

For its part, ramonsoler presented a concept that went beyond faucets to offer a complete vision of the bathroom space. The company showcased solutions for the washbasin, shower, bath, and kitchen, along with proposals that make it possible to outfit the space comprehensively, also incorporating washbasins, toilets, and bathroom accessories designed to create cohesive, functional ensembles with high aesthetic value.

Bathco showcased its Materia catalog, where material is the true star. Stone, concrete, metal, or wood are transformed into washbasins that express the strength and beauty of what is natural. Each piece conveys texture, weight, and presence, revealing the authenticity of its origin. 

In addition, Griferias Maier unveiled its new faucet collections, Quare Design its bathroom designs, Doccia Group showcased its latest innovations in shower enclosures and shower trays. and Duplach featured its shower trays and bathroom furniture."