In the early mornings, founders of design studio Kaschkasch, Florian Kallus and Sebastian Schneider, would go on a walk through the forest -- this is what inspired the new Antao collection under their studio. The bathroom collection is comprised of unique details, including the imperfect shapes of a morning dewdrop, and much more.
The two started their design process simply by photographing he droplets and sketching these forms out. The first piece in the range is the washbasin with an asymmetric shape and sets the tone for the rest of the collection of mirrors, baths, taps, and furniture. There is a strong use of ceramic throughout and it is all connected by a nature-inspired color palette including Almond, Stone White, and the latest Morning Green.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Nature-inspired Interior Design
- Design elements that draw inspiration from natural environments create spaces that offer a sense of tranquility and connection to nature.
- Asymmetric Design Aesthetics
- Embracing imperfect, asymmetric forms in product design challenges traditional symmetry, offering unique and personalized aesthetics.
- Ceramic-centric Design
- Utilizing ceramics prominently in interior design integrates durability with an artisanal touch, enhancing both function and form.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Décor
- The home décor industry can explore eco-friendly aesthetics by incorporating nature-inspired designs to meet consumer demand for sustainable living spaces.
- Ceramics Manufacturing
- Ceramics manufacturers have the opportunity to innovate through unique finishes and applications that resonate with natural forms and colors.
- Luxury Bathroom Fixtures
- The luxury bathroom fixture industry can differentiate their offerings with asymmetric and nature-inspired designs, providing a distinctive blend of art and utility.
