( Bathroom )

MEASURED WARMTH: RATIO

The Ratio bathroom by Vincent Van Duysen extends the language of the iconic kitchen collection into the most intimate space of the home, bringing together warm oak, dark stone, and precise metal profiles in a stunning architecture.

The suspended vanity expresses Ratio's signature vocabulary: oak fronts framed by slender metal profiles that double as recessed grips, beneath a monolithic dark stone top and backsplash. Above, mirrored cabinets with dark frames float against the stone, while a sculptural basin rests on the counter like an object of design.

<p><strong>RATIO</strong>   BATHROOM   <em>VINCENT VAN DUYSEN</em></p>

RATIO BATHROOM VINCENT VAN DUYSEN

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RATIO BATHROOM VINCENT VAN DUYSEN

ORTHAL cabinet system VINCENT VAN DUYSEN

On either side, backlit niches carved into the full-height oak cabinetry display objects and essentials on open shelves, their warm glow softening the composition. Storage extends seamlessly around the room with wardrobe volumes, drawer units, and a window side counter that demonstrate the system's ability to shape the entire environment.

Underfoot, travertine flooring introduces a luminous counterpoint to the dark stone and deep blue-grey walls, while daylight from the classic window meets the glow of the integrated lighting. Born in the kitchen, Ratio's measured language proves equally at home in the bathroom, where daily rituals unfold in an atmosphere of serene sophistication.

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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.

ORTHAL

The Orthal cabinet system by Vincent Van Duysen is conceived like an architectural drawing with sharp edges and clean geometries that establish a disciplined aesthetic. The modular system offers an array of configuration possibilities, ranging from open elements to closed modules available with glass or wood doors.