STRUCTURAL CLARITY: RATIO

Ratio by Vincent Van Duysen introduces a clear architectural order to the bathroom, inspired by structure, proportion, and graphic precision of the original kitchen design. The system is organized around a metal framework that acts as its structural core, with slender grids shaping the composition and establishing a rigorous, geometric rhythm across the collection.

The Ero bathtub by Vincent Van Duysen is defined by material refinement and a soft, continuous silhouette. Conceived as a single sculptural volume, it is carved in the same stone inside and out, its smooth surface and gently rounded form revealing the material in its purest expression, enhanced by the subtle interplay of light and water. Named after the Greek érōs, meaning desire, Ero explores the beauty of materials and a subtle, sensual form.

Ratio by Vincent Van Duysen introduces a clear architectural order to the bathroom, inspired by structure, proportion, and graphic precision of the original kitchen design. The system is organized around a metal framework that acts as its structural core, with slender grids shaping the composition and establishing a rigorous, geometric rhythm across the collection.

The Ero bathtub by Vincent Van Duysen is defined by material refinement and a soft, continuous silhouette. Conceived as a single sculptural volume, it is carved in the same stone inside and out, its smooth surface and gently rounded form revealing the material in its purest expression, enhanced by the subtle interplay of light and water. Named after the Greek érōs, meaning desire, Ero explores the beauty of materials and a subtle, sensual form.

Ratio by Vincent Van Duysen introduces a clear architectural order to the bathroom, inspired by structure, proportion, and graphic precision of the original kitchen design. The system is organized around a metal framework that acts as its structural core, with slender grids shaping the composition and establishing a rigorous, geometric rhythm across the collection.

The Ero bathtub by Vincent Van Duysen is defined by material refinement and a soft, continuous silhouette. Conceived as a single sculptural volume, it is carved in the same stone inside and out, its smooth surface and gently rounded form revealing the material in its purest expression, enhanced by the subtle interplay of light and water. Named after the Greek érōs, meaning desire, Ero explores the beauty of materials and a subtle, sensual form.