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Out-of-the-box bathroom basin you ask? Well how about the Cup in the images below? The Cup washbasin has an interesting shape that immediately reminds you of your coffee cup. But this Cup will never hold any coffee. Instead it will act as a very useful sink with the Cup handle acting as a towel holder. The Cup comes either in white or in black and it would fit perfectly with the rest of your modern bathroom. But make sure you find other similar bathroom elements shaped like kitchenware. After all, the Cup basin certainly imposes a kitchen theme for your bathroom, and it deserves some appropriate company! Via Artceram

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Are you looking forward to replace your boring bathroom sinks with something a little more interesting? Then you're in the right place as we have a new bathroom sink design for you. The Web sink is a wall mount sink that will strike you with its simplicity. The minimal design is probably exactly what you bathroom needed. The shape of the Web sink will definitely surprise you but the surprises don't end there, as the Web sink comes with built-in faucets, electronic LED displays and towel holders. The only thing missing, if you ask me is a mirror on that wall. And while we're at it, can someone please tell me where my toothbrush would go? Via Equasystem

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Imagine seeing the following sink in the bathroom of one of your friends. Looking at it from the distance you might not even recognize exactly what it is, and once you realize it's a bathroom basin you'll wonder where the water is supposed to go and how you're going to wash your hands. But once you solve the puzzle you'll find this Sonobath Lotus basin very interesting. The Lotus, as suggested by the name, is inspired by flower petals, and you can order the same design from Sonobath. The Lotus is available in pure white, blizzard, desert limestone, eggshell and absolute noir, so it will surely match your modern bathroom. What will you choose? Via Sonobath

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Until now I have shown you various ways of saving precious space when it comes to kids' playing areas, bathrooms or home offices. It's now time to look at your kitchen, especially if it's a very small one. The Cook 'n' Roll is a concept that adds plenty of utility to your crowded kitchen while looking cool in the process. Acting as an all-in-one kitchen furniture piece, the Cook 'n' Roll offers you plenty of uses: cooktop, dishwasher, sink, oven, storage and sanitizer. The whole design is very daring and it proposes some ingenious solutions: an inductive cooking surface, sensory cleaning sticks (waterless dish-washing) and a sink, an infrared oven and a storage area. The Cook 'n' Roll is still just a concept for modern kitchens but we'll definitely look forward for this one to hit stores. Via Yanko Design

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Taking inspiration from the sea, the Palomba Collection features three designer sinks by Laufen. The ocean provides an array of seascapes from it waves, shapes and underwater landscapes. Like other Laufen sinks these three embrace clean modern design principles which create an "updated look" in any bathroom along with a very functional product. More information: here.

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Size does matter even in the furniture world. Check out the Mr Big extra-tall washbasin which will also stand proudly in the upcoming Salone Internazionale del Bagno Fair in Milan, Italy. The basin measures 86 cm in height which is the height of the standard bar. According to the manufacturer WET, Mr Big marks the evolution of the bathroom sink and we are sure Charles Darwin would approve!

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Coming up with new faucet fixtures is challenging due to the simple engineering behind a faucet and how that can limit designers. Regimantas Vegele is a Lithuanian designer who created this new product called “Pebble”. The inspiration came from a stone in a river which over time gets worn down due to erosion and becomes a flat and smooth surface. More information: here. Via.

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