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Definitive Design Products for 2025 | Bathroom

Earlier this year, we asked 50 of Australia’s leading architects and designers to vote on their definitive list of products for 2025. In this instalment, we spotlight the bathroom—from tiles to bathware and tapware—revealing the products and brands that resonate most, and why.

This instalment of ‘Definitive Design Products’ series was featured inside est magazine issue #58: ‘Creative Minds at Home’.

“Boffi Pipe mixer. The red handle always makes a great statement in powder rooms.”

‒ David Flack, Flack Studio

Brodware

“Brodware has such good quality products in a wide range of finishes and profiles that suit any project type—be they modern or period.”

Felicity Slattery, Studio Esteta

Sussex

“Classic and timeless, and Australian-made.”

‒ Emily Watson, Studio Bright

Terrace House by Flack Studio | Photography by Anson Smart

Limewash

“All natural, eco-friendly and a really beautiful selection of colour.”

‒ David Goss, Studio Goss

Murowash Natural White

Murobond

“I love the hand-applied finish and softness Murobond Murowash adds to spaces.”

‒ Madeleine Blanchfield, Madeleine Banchfield Architects

Porter’s Paints

“Porter’s Paints colours are my personal favourite—their colours have real depth and feeling. I love Bluefin or, as we call it, ‘Brem blue’.”

Eco Outdoor

“The Glazed Cotto Zellige range by Eco Outdoor. This range creates a unique and imperfect environment through colour, texture and scale.”

‒ Rob Mills, Rob Mills Architecture

Tiento

“The handmade Moroccan Zellige collection from Tiento. The colour hues are varied and add a gentle dimension to the surface they’re installed on. My favourite colours are Moss and Denim.”

‒ Miriam Fanning, Mim Design

Sonja Kritzler, INAX, Artedomus

“The INAX Sugie Series from Artedomus. You can use them as wall tiles, feature tiles and floor tiles, thanks to their textured repetition.”

– Monique Woods, Rob Kennon Architects

Ottocento Bath

Benedini Associati, Agape, 1975

“The Agape Ottocento bath is the perfect combination of classic and contemporary.”

‒ Chris Major, Welsh + Major 

“The Water Monopoly Rockwell Bath. It’s classic, nostalgic, inviting, and adaptable through colour choice and footed options.”

‒ Sophia Leopardi, Williams Burton Leopardi

“Kaldewei Classic Duo Oval—simple, elegant, clean lines.”

‒ Rosa Coy, Coy Yiontis Architects

Rosherville House by Kennedy Nolan | Build by Calibre Custom Builds & photography by Anson Smart

Ned Vernon

“Individual and refined—proper door jewellery!”

‒ Patrick Kennedy, Kennedy Nolan

Como Pull

Pittella

“The Como Pull from Pittella—a beautiful, simple bronze handle in the shape of Lake Como.”

‒ Susi Leeton, Susi Leeton Architects

Designer Doorware

“The Niki on Round Rose from Designer Doorware. The simplicity of these knobs allows us to pair them with so many accessories.”

‒ Robert Davidov, Davidov Architects

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