Foundry Texture | Native Trails
Foundry Texture, the latest launch from Native Trails, is a new material expression of copper and nickel that is soft and modern, and features a gently rippled surface. The surface is created by carefully manipulating the copper at every stage to achieve a softened texture with subtle movement and depth. Available in Antique Copper and Polished Nickel, Foundry Texture stands alongside the brand’s original Heritage Texture and was born from the same quality of copper craftsmanship that launched Native Trails almost 30 years ago. Handcrafted, each product reflects a distinct way of working with copper that is shaped by time, touch, and tradition.
Presence Collection | Robern
Presence combines the elegance of an art piece with the practicality of a medicine cabinet. Featuring unique shapes and light patterns, its fully illuminated interior with task lighting casts a gentle glow on the wall when closed, enhancing the cabinet’s ambiance and functionality. With interior outlets and charging ports, on-mirror light controls, and a lit magnification mirror, the cabinet was designed to store the most-used items neatly and within reach. It is also equipped with a three-mirror design, slow-close Blum hinges, adjustable cantilever shelving, and a quiet-close Safeseal gasket to ensure seamless reflection and cabinet durability.
Scaletta and JJ | Tubes
Tubes, an Italian company specializing in designer radiators and towel warmers, is making its way into the United States and Canadian markets. Founded in 1992 in Resana, near Venice, Tubes has gained international recognition for transforming radiators from hidden technical components into design pieces. For its North American debut, the company is introducing a selection of electric products designed by Italian designers. Tubes products have obtained UL certification.
Scaletta, designed by Elisa Giovannoni, is a heated towel rail aimed to be a sort of nomadic, iconic, pop object that is capable of accommodating various design requirements. Crafted from aluminium and powered by electricity, Scaletta aims to be experienced as an “accent piece that heats,” predominantly in the bathroom, and is suitable for use year-round. Since it does not require installation, it can be moved to another room in the home if necessary and taken when relocating homes.
JJ, designed by Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba, is a minimalist, elegant, and electric heating accessory designed to elevate the bathroom routine with a spa-like experience. When JJ is turned off, it acts as a shelf on which to store and organize towels or small bathroom essentials. When it is on, it warms towels and provides a feeling of well-being after a shower or bath. Thanks to its extra low voltage operation, JJ can be installed in wet areas or near water, such as in volume one of the bathroom, providing easy access to warm towels inside a walk-in shower or above a bathtub.
Two-Piece Toilet | Studio F. A. Porsche for Duravit
Part of Duravit’s Collection One is a new two-piece toilet for the U.S. and Canadian markets. Design by Studio F. A. Porsche and produced at the brand’s new Canadian manufacturing facility in Matane, Québec, Duravit fires ceramics using electric roller kilns run by hydropower. Inspired by stones worn smooth by water, the collection features a minimalist aesthetic, balanced proportions, and sculptural precision. The toilet aims to provide comfort through its universal, elongated, soft-close seat and high-performance flushing. The toilet is also hygienic, thanks to the brand’s latest ceramic innovation, DuraShield, which includes positively charged metal ions that form an invisible shield to kill 99.99 per cent of bacteria within 24 hours. In addition, DuraShield creates a nearly pore-free surface that allows for easy cleaning.
Tendo | Laufen
This new washbasin reconsiders the quotidian through a quietly radical form: a gently inclined basin that appears to lean toward the user, transforming utility into choreography. Crafted from the brand’s proprietary Vitreon Steel, it pairs razor-thin precision with enduring resilience, achieving a sculptural lightness rarely seen in bathroom design. The tilted geometry guides water in a seamless, waterfall-like flow, marrying ergonomic intelligence with visual elegance. Whether integrated into a pared-back vanity or positioned as a freestanding focal point, Tendo exemplifies a new language of bathroom design, one where material innovation and emotional resonance are engineered in equal measure.
