High-quality design made by Villeroy & Boch
Design language, line orientation and functionality
The right sense for trends, a feeling for design and extensive know-how in ceramic production are important success factors of the Villeroy & Boch brand: Balanced, harmonious designs and line orientation, always in conjunction with elaborate functionality, give the products from Villeroy & Boch their unique, unmistakable character – rounded off in a classy, intelligent and aesthetic manner. No matter which style – the in-house designers repeatedly develop and realise exquisite ceramics, taps & fittings, baths and bathroom furniture, which bear the signature of perfection of the Villeroy & Boch company.
Villeroy & Boch and designers
In order to further enhance the company's own creativity, Villeroy & Boch collaborates with renowned external designers, who bring fresh impulses into the creative process - with an unbiased view, inspired by various trends and impressions, which they integrate into their work. They provide Villeroy & Boch with new, perhaps unexpectedly creative results. The list of names of the creative persons in the Bath & Wellness sector that have contributed their individual creativeness towards new products reads like an excerpt from the who's who of the current designer scene.
Christian Haas
Elegant design with an artistic touch
Lightness and pure elegance come together in a contemporary, classic design
Kai Steffan
Premium designs are his trademark.
As the Creative Director at Villeroy & Boch, Kai Steffan was responsible for brand identity for many years and led the way in shaping and implementing the characteristic brand attributes in the areas of product development and communication.
Oliver Conrad
The specialist for purist design.
His work appears natural and simple while also remaining unique and functional.
Patrick Frey
Design as a statement of high quality of life
Comfortable, functional and extremely aesthetic
Sebastian Conran
Industrial designer, engineer and furniture designer
Design talent flows through Sebastian Conran's veins: he is the son of the famed London furniture designer, interior decorator and restaurant owner Terence Conran and has followed in his father's footsteps.
Something
Daniel Debiasi and Federico Sandri
The designs by "Something" are never isolated, they remain in constant dialogue with other design elements in their surroundings.
Villeroy & Boch and designers
The list of names of the creative persons in the Bath & Wellness sector that have contributed their individual creativeness towards new products reads like an excerpt from the current designer scene.