May-June 2012
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INTERIOR<br />
Composed is the combination of a<br />
water closet and a wash basin with<br />
a vanity unit designed for Duravit by<br />
Philippe Starck in 1994. A primitive<br />
washing bowl, bucket, hand pump<br />
and a nail are the inspirational<br />
forms for the designer to come up<br />
with this bold style called as ‘Starck<br />
Barrel’. This is one of the best-selling<br />
items of bathroom furniture and is<br />
also being used in luxury skyscraper<br />
well known as Burj Khalifa.<br />
With an average price range and an excellent value<br />
for money, this simple D-Code series combination<br />
can satisfy the need of a perfect bathroom interior<br />
blending with any desirable surroundings.<br />
well coordinated with ample natural light and efficient artificial<br />
lighting, which intensifies the charm of the display are. This gives<br />
a comfortable ambience for clients to spend at least some couple<br />
of time on each section to understand with much convenience<br />
and hence persuading them for a right buying instinct. Moreover,<br />
this sober ambience gives an explicit corporate image to exhibit<br />
concept, style, their growth and popularity. Since 2011, the showroom<br />
has had many events, where the clients come and conveniently<br />
explore, interact and understand the trend of a living bathroom.<br />
All the products in display have been categorized and grouped<br />
according to its designers from different periods of time. But in<br />
common, all sanitary wares are crafted in white shades of colorprobably<br />
the master color dedicated to this century old brand<br />
name. And to make these display in a foreground, standing out as<br />
white as it can reflect, the wall in the background gets recessed with<br />
much dimmer shades of white. Well, the stage and the performer<br />
in perfect balance of display! Duravit has some famous names like<br />
Lord Norman Foster, Philippe Starck, Sergei Tchoban, Sieger Design,<br />
Phoenix Design, Matteo Thun, Herbert Schultes, Frank Huster,<br />
Eoos, Christian Werner and Andreas Struppler as designers who<br />
have indulged in various series of product, ranging from ceramic<br />
sanitary wares, to solid wood bathroom storage furniture all having<br />
the common theme of “minimalist realism and clarity .” Ranging<br />
from quite an affordable price, similar to other available brands<br />
in Kathmandu, to as expensive and exclusive as high –tech- fully<br />
digital and water proof accessories, the showroom is inclusive and<br />
affordable in different ranges. Also, add on to the presentation of<br />
products in the showroom, it makes this brand amicable to everyone<br />
who drops in whether you buy it or not!<br />
BACKGRODUND:<br />
Duravit Company carries its credibility from 1817 AD providing<br />
facility of earthenware crockery to porcelain products to bathroom<br />
furniture and accessories to special products like mirror wall,<br />
sauna, pools, and multifunctional corner shower to special feature<br />
of bathtubs with water inlet from the base to sustainable system like<br />
dry urinal. All in one, this brand blends creativity with functionality<br />
and is a company that has created history on bathroom furnishing.<br />
This company has diversified factories and showrooms all around<br />
the world. One of them that stand proof is at Tripureshwor, the<br />
busiest commercial hub in Kathmandu city. This brand has set a new<br />
definition for the relation of man with water; breaking boundaries<br />
from just a necessity to hygiene to unconditional luxury. •<br />
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:<br />
• Mr. Prashant Agrawal, Chief Operative Officer, C Plus Pvt. Ltd.<br />
• Ms. Anita Maharjan, Staff, C Plus Pvt. Ltd.<br />
• Mr. Nagendra Bhattarai, Showroom Manager, C Plus Pvt. Ltd.<br />
1. http://www.duravit.com<br />
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