12.03.2026 | When less is more

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“Nowadays we no longer understand luxury to be about outward representation, but rather treating ourselves well. The Studio F. A. Porsche Collection creates a personal place of retreat that fosters wellbeing and turns the bathroom into the most private area of the house,” explained Henning Rieseler, Design Director at Studio F. A. Porsche.

• Minimalistic design foregrounds the bathroom as a place of retreat
• Reduction of form and materials creates transparency and visual tranquility
• Bathroom objects with a pared-down design come together to create a harmonious spatial concept

As everyday life gets ever busier, the desire for tranquil refuges grows. The bathroom is increasingly taking on the role of a place of circumspection and concentration. Understated design supports this approach by discarding anything superfluous and focusing the room on a few, carefully positioned elements.


Gentle lines, clear impact

Closed furniture units, restrained ceramic contours, and minimalistic surfaces create a bathroom that exudes a clear, understated atmosphere. Duravit opts for subtle geometries and materials that convey a harmonious overall picture. The elements appear as a rational ensemble, lending the room a coherent structure.


Minimal placement, maximum order

An understated design language is gentle on the eye and creates a mindful and ordered environment. The Studio F. A. Porsche Collection demonstrates just how much this approach can shape the bathroom: with its precise contours and systematic clarity it embodies a minimalistic concept that combines functional and aesthetic order to create a harmonious overall picture.