Cologne, January, 14-20, 2013
An individual spa in your own home, a world full of naturalness and wellbeing, specially created to help you relax and regenerate – that is what Grohe and Kaldewei will be showing visitors in their joint presentation at the imm cologne 2012. With Your Home Spa, the fittings specialists and tub experts are aiming to combine modern design and natural colours with innovative technologies and creative functions.
It’s Christmas time again – and the days seem even fuller than during the rest of the year. One appointment follows another and it seems as if there’s no end to the Christmas shopping. There’s barely time to catch your breath. Faced with all this hectic activity, we long for a little calm and start thinking about gifts that will provide a little relaxation – like the Grohe Spa Lifestyle Accessories that were launched this spring. Intended to conjure up a spa atmosphere in the bathroom, the products aim to do away with stress and hecticness and provide some special moments of relaxation.
Clear lines and cubic shapes are the hallmarks of contemporary architecture in European capitals like London, Copenhagen or Berlin. Grohe is now transferring this understated style to the bathroom in the form of its new Eurocube range, the company’s first-ever fittings line to be totally devoid of curves and cylindrical elements.
Four brands – one goal. Together, Hasenkopf, Grohe, DuPont and Zumtobel will be transforming part of Pure Village 2011 into an atmospheric spa landscape that combines forward-looking materials with innovative technologies and striking creativity. more…
For a long time the bathroom was dominated by tiles and chrome. But now that it’s opening up to the bedroom, other materials are increasingly gaining a foothold in the former washroom. The same goes for the toilet flush panel, an often neglected element that Grohe is now focusing its attention on and integrating with the rest of the bathroom in various design styles. more…
Experiencing water, delighting in its flow every single day, giving it a special form – that is what Grohe aspires to achieve. Ever since the firm Berkenhoff & Paschedag was taken over by Friedrich Grohe in 1936, the company has been devoted to finding a fitting way to handle water. more…
