Kasch is a company from Munich that creates what they call "overflow" tubs. They're built into the floor of the bathroom, rather than above ground, and I think they're really cool.
And, as always, Kohler has some great sinks.
One of my favorite ideas for a bathtub comes from architects Pieter Peerlings and Silvia Mertens in Belgium. I'd say more about them, but their website is in some funny language I can't read.
They found a 7.5 foot wide space between two buildings and constructed their office/house in between, in four levels.
Each floor is carefully optimized to serve a purpose, without any space going to waste and nothing unnecessary inside.
From ground floor to fourth floor, they serve as office, dining, living, and bedroom.
I especially like this idea for a house/office because it's reusing what would have otherwise been wasted space and created something useful out of it, rather than building on a new lot in a suburb. It's an idea I've never seen before, and I always love design that mashes unconventional within classic.
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