bathroom design of the future
One competition, many designs Choose your favourite for the chance to win a prize
What will the bathroom of the future look like? As part of an international competition, renowned design teams brought their vision of a modern bathroom to life – each with its own unique style, feel and materials.
Now it’s up to you. Choose the bathroom design that inspires you most.
By taking part, you’ll not only help shape the bathroom solutions of tomorrow but also gain new inspiration and exclusive insights into the world of modern design.
How to take part in our design competition
Don’t miss your chance to win a great prize. We’re giving away prizes worth a total of €10,000 to participants, including products to make your home more beautiful and a stay that promises complete relaxation.
1st Prize: A weekend for two at the Naturhotel Forsthofgut in Leogang, Austria – worth €5,000 Euro
The perfect place to unwind. Nature, wellness and moments of pure indulgence in one of the most picturesque hotels in the Alps – travel and accommodation included.
2ndPrize: Geberit products of your choice worth €2,000 (cashback)*
3rd Prize : Geberit products of your choice worth €1,500 (cashback)*
4th Prize: Geberit products of your choice worth €1,000 (cashback)*
5th Prize : Geberit products of your choice worth €500 (cashback)*
Cast your vote for a chance to win one of these special prizes.
* For details, seeterms and conditions (241 KB)
Bathroom design in all its diversity Choose your favourite now
Colours that soothe. Surfaces that radiate warmth and clarity. Materials that transform spaces – natural, minimalist or full of character.
Discover the designs created by teams from all across Europe.
Which vision appeals to you most?
Design 1: Laura Seppänen (FI)
Her design, ‘Underwater Suite’, is inspired by the tranquil underwater world. Dark, green tones envelop guests, creating a sheltered, private space where the hustle and bustle of everyday life fades away.
Design 2: Carsten Deis & Johann Kerkhofs (DE)
In their design ‘raw&framed – private stage for water’, the colour, surface and texture of the materials define the space: lime plaster, slate, terrazzo, wood, bronze and clay, sourced locally wherever possible.
Design 3: Justina Garbste (LT)
Her design, ‘Baltic Coast Spa Bathroom’, captures the feel of sand, sea shades and sunset using warm furniture finishes, textured tiles with iridescent brown hues and soft lighting.
Design 4: Jeroen de Nijs (NL)
His design, ‘Have a NIJS bathroom!’, brings together minimalist architecture with biophilic design. Plants, natural materials and earthy tones provide a sense of calm, whilst light and space create a subtle sense of luxury.
Design 5: Thomas Sandell (SE)
His design, ‘A bathroom with a view’, brings together several different areas within a small space, ranging from a vaulted shower room to a mini-spa with a view from the window.
Design 6: Fabrizio Fragomeli & Angelica Morra (IT)
Her design, ‘Intimate Elegance’, evokes a sense of refined elegance and focuses on materiality and human perception. The warm tones of the ceramics create a sense of calm and luxury.
Design 7: Esra Basmaz (TR)
In her design, ‘Perfect Within’, delicate contours blend with a vibrant, natural setting. A freestanding washbasin and lighting that gently frames the mirror take centre stage.
Design 8: Cătălin Trandafir (RO)
His design, ‘A State, Not a Space’, transforms the functional bathroom into a carefully curated spatial experience. Light from above defines the space, plants create depth and boundaries gently dissolve.
Design 9: Ádám Terleczky (HU)
His design, ‘Atlantis’, makes clever use of water to appeal to as many of the senses as possible, with colours, sounds, scents and the sensation of water droplets on the skin.
Design 10: Cédric Bastin (BE)
His design, ‘Mineral Night Lake’, plays on the tension between depth and light. A muted, enveloping midnight blue on the walls and ceiling creates a calm, intimate feel.
Design has a face The people and stories behind the bathroom designs
COMPETITION NOW CLOSED
We would like to thank all those who have taken part in the voting. Our prize draw will be made in the first two weeks of November.
If you do not hear from us by 20th November then unfortunatley you have not been drawn for any of the prizes up for grabs.
Frequently asked questions about the Design Contest
Do I have to pay to vote?
No, voting is completely free.
How long is the vote open for?
Voting will be open from 21 September to 31 October 2026.
How many votes do I have?
Everyone has one vote.
If we detect multiple votes, all the votes cast by the person in question will be excluded from the count.
Can I vote for more than one design?
No. As there is only one vote per person, you can only vote for one design.
Do I need to register to take part?
Yes. To take part in the vote, you’ll be asked to provide various information, such as your first name, last name and email address.
We need this information so that we can contact the winners.
What can I win?
There are a total of five prizes, including a top prize. A winner will be selected for each prize.
- Main prize: a weekend for two at the Naturhotel Forsthofgut in Leogang, Austria – worth a total of EUR 5,000.
- Prizes 2-5: Geberit products of your choice worth between EUR 500 and EUR 2,500 (cashback).
For more information, please see theterms and conditions (241 KB).
When will the winners be announced?
Winners will be notified approximately 1–2 weeks after the vote closes.
Voting ends on 31 October 2026.
How do I find out if I’ve won?
The winners will be notified by the relevant Geberit companies via email using the email address they provided.
They will then be asked to provide their postal address and – in the case of the top prize – their bank details.
Are there any conditions of participation or restrictions?
Yes. You can find the full details in the terms and conditions (241 KB) .