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Bathroom trends 2021 - We love our home Bathroom trends 2021 - We love our home

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Bathroom trends 2021 - We love our home

2020 has really put our lifestyles to the test. Many cherished habits have had to change, apparent certainties no longer apply. But there’s one thing that we have become conscious of and that is the importance of our home. It is where we live, work and spend our holidays. Reason enough to focus more on our home in 2021.

A separate little world in every bathroom

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A separate little world in every bathroom

In central Trosa, 70 km south of Stockholm, stands Villa Thyringsborg. If you ignore the as yet unlandscaped grounds, you could easily imagine that this is an old merchant’s villa that has stood on the site for generations.
Trend report for bathrooms, 2020:

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Trend report for bathrooms, 2020:

My home is to be a natural sanctuary. The Scandinavian look combined with the urban jungle trend continues into the new year. Ideally composed of new, natural materials with dashes of green.
Tomas at VårgårdaHus chooses Gustavsberg

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Tomas at VårgårdaHus chooses Gustavsberg

Tomas Bernerek is project manager at VårgårdaHus and a big fan of Gustavsberg’s products His objective is to have the most satisfied customers in the market. Just like us.
Lovisa’s professional mixer tips

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Lovisa’s professional mixer tips

Lovisa Nyman qualified as a professional plumber in 2010 and has worked as a fitter for eight years. She is often called upon to provide services for customers who feel let down and upset when something or other has broken.
Atlantic – Wash smartly & neatly

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Atlantic – Wash smartly & neatly

Gustavsberg has now been raising the standard in Swedish bathrooms for 190 (!) years, focusing on everything from fundamental hygiene to innovative solutions and state-of- the-art eco-friendly technology. With the new range, which goes by the name of “Atlantic”, the objective is to raise the bar for Swedish standard design as well.

 A separate children's bathroom

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A separate children's bathroom

They love their split-level house from the 1940s, but at some point in the 1980s, the previous owners decided to do away with a lot of practical space – the good-sized bathrooms, for example. The Omarsson family has now changed all that.

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ABOUT INSPIRED BY

ABOUT INSPIRED BY

Welcome to the world of Gustavsberg!

With this page we want to share inspiration and information that can be of help when you are about to renovate or build a bathroom. We want to challenge your creativity, but also give you the latest updates on trends and tell you more about us and our broad product range of smart, high quality products.

Inspiration has been one of the driving forces in this company for about 190(!) years. Without it we would not have been here today. With the help of inspiration, the bathroom has gone from being a room for only hygienic matters to a room for enjoyment, luxury and relaxing quality time at its best.

If inspiration were a gift, I personally think it's one of the finest things you can give away. So I give it to you. Enjoy!

Angelica Zwahlen, Communications Manager Villeroy & Boch Gustavsberg

Inspiration (from Latin “inspiro”, inject, bring to life); a stimulus that starts mental activity.

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A separate children's bathroom

A separate children's bathroom

They love their split-level house from the 1940s, but at some point in the 1980s, the previous owners decided to do away with a lot of practical space – the good-sized bathrooms, for example. The Omarsson family has now changed all that.

Bathing culture around the world

Bathing culture around the world

The world has never seen anything like the bathing culture in ancient Rome. For three centuries, the Romans competed to build the most prestigious baths – with each building bigger and more magnificent than the last. In the fourth century AD, there were 11 imperial bath houses and 856 smaller establishments in the city, and the largest had room for 3,000 bathers.

How to prevent water damage

How to prevent water damage

Peter Bratt is a senior liability underwriter at the Länsförsäkringar insurance company. His is an expert in damage. Peter works with insurance and damage issues in the context of buildings and professional liability for clients who inspect, sell, draw, plan and build houses.

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