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"Form Follows Perfection" is the brand philosophy of AXOR. The Hansgrohe Group design brand conceives and produces iconic objects for luxurious bathrooms in collaboration with world-renowned designers - including Philippe Starck, Antonio Citterio, Jean-Marie Massaud and Barber Osgerby.

Comfort in the front row

How can luxury be redefined in the hotel industry? Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos have answered this question with the creation of the Koenigshof in Munich. AXOR products play a key role for the well-being of the guests in the recently opened five-star hotel.

The best of both worlds

‘The only acceptable style is freedom,’ says Philippe Starck. For 30 years, he has been creating designs for AXOR that offer new perspectives, dissolve boundaries and remain in the mind: reduced to the essentials, yet bold.

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AXOR: AXOR ShowerSelect ID by PHOENIX

With AXOR's new AXOR ShowerSelect ID ready-to-use set, individuality is already part of the product name. And the name says it all: all visible components can be customised to suit your own vision.

Clear solution

With "AXOR Citterio C", Antonio Citterio has designed a minimalist basin mixer that is a statement in terms of function, feel and aesthetics – and increases comfort in small bathrooms in particular. We met the architect and designer in Milan for an interview.

Modern-style Bavaria

In a central location in Munich, Tara Bernerd & Partners connected two adjacent historic buildings to create a stylish hotel. The Rosewood Munich offers guests a modern ambience combined with a historic flair. A special highlight is the hotel’s wellness area complete with AXOR fittings.

Individual and sustainable

Olivier Sogno is Business Unit Leader AXOR and Vice President Corporate Marketing for the Hansgrohe Group. He talks to Robert Volhard, Stylepark founder and publisher, and explains which topics are important for the longstanding company and its design brand today.

New Worlds

As part of the “Make it yours!” promotion campaign AXOR has developed three new bathroom concepts with Barber Osgerby, Ushi Tamborriello, and Masquespacio, which demonstrate how a sensory experience can be created in the bathroom through color, texture and tactility.

A Personalized World of Color

In its current “Make it yours!” campaign AXOR demonstrates how color can help design individual bathroom scenarios where luxury, haptics and sensuality converge.

The heart of Paris

For the Chouchou Hotel in Paris, interior designer Michael Malapert achieves a coherent overall effect by combining cultural references and opting for AXOR's elegant fittings in the bathrooms.

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AXOR: AXOR DRAIN

With "AXOR Drain", AXOR offers a shower channel that, with its slim, rectangular cover, looks more like a design object than a component.

Clear luxury

Internationally renowned designer Philippe Starck has been creating exceptional collections for the AXOR design brand for over 20 years now. For the 2023 edition of the ISH in Frankfurt the creative team presented two new lines that make bathroom downtime an exceptional experience both in terms of function and aesthetics.

On a voyage of discovery

With the P155 maisonette, Peter Ippolito and Stefan Gabel have created an atmospheric retreat for themselves. The bathroom, equipped with the "AXOR Urquiola" collection, is a design highlight.

Daring to be distinctive

What can individual luxury look like? In the context of its Distinctive project, AXOR has developed three spatial scenarios in collaboration with Tristan Auer, Maison Sarah Lavoine, and Hadi Teherani. Each shows in exemplary fashion just how diverse bathroom worlds can be.

AXOR 2022: AXOR CONSCIOUS SHOWERS

With the "Conscious Showers", AXOR enables a shower experience that combines comfort, successful design and resource conservation.

Conscious luxury

Villa Copenhagen combines luxury and resource-saving action. Various AXOR products in the hotel bathrooms also contribute to this, convincing through their interplay of aesthetics and sustainability.

The colors of water

"AXOR Colors" by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby complements the "AXOR One" bathroom collection with colored faucets inspired by the interactions between light, color and water.

Charming contrasts

The Hotel Fritz Lauterbad in Freudenstadt in the northern Black Forest shows a successful combination of modern and traditional wooden architecture. The latest addition is the Appartement47 by monkey47, which uses AXOR faucets, showers and accessories.

Axor 2021: AXOR ONE

A new archetype for the bathroom: the "AXOR One" collection from Barber Osgerby combines sophisticated technology with a timeless design.

AXOR Futures

AXOR launches a digital platform that deals with future topics in the field of design and architecture.

Perfection as an ongoing process

AXOR has expanded "AXOR Citterio" the fittings collection designed by Antonio Citterio. The result is outstanding thanks to quality craftsmanship and a fine finish.

Vertical green

How can compact luxury be redefined? The Stealth Building in New York City by WORKac supplies a highly varied answer.

The courage to interact

The new "AXOR One" collection by Barber Osgerby exemplifies AXOR's "Compact Luxury" project. We spoke with Jay Osgerby about new interaction possibilities in the bathroom and the future definition of luxury.

Subtle Presence

AXOR’s "Compact Luxury" looks at the future of urban life. A prime example is the Stairway House in Tokyo by Nendo Design Studio, which reinterprets the idea of community.

Compact Luxury

AXOR is looking into the future of urban living with its "Compact Luxury" project. In the same context the designer brand of the Hansgrohe Group is asking the question of how the definition of luxury is changing and is busy investigating the effects of the process on architecture and interior design.

Expanding the archetype

AXOR has joined forces with British designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby to expand its “AXOR One” bathroom collection. The new products score points for their ingenious technology and timeless design.

Fragile work of art

The “AXOR MyEdition” competition has been decided. It was won by architect and interior designer Katrin Engl whose design addresses the beauty and fragility of nature.

Individual perfection

What does it take to give architects much scope in planning bathrooms? We spoke to Stefan Hoske, Senior Consultant for Architecture and Design at AXOR, about collaborations with designers, the “Made in Germany” seal of quality, and possibilities for an individual touch.

Design Stories

AXOR is launching its “AXOR MyEdition” competition, which offers participants the opportunity to come up with their own special finish for a bathroom mixer.

Telling your own story

In the form of “AXOR MyEdition” AXOR is presenting a collection which not only stimulates your creativity but also fosters a personal relationship to the objects in your home.

Cherished places

"Places", the new AXOR campaign, approaches special places in the form of impressive images. Head of Marketing Anke Sohn and photographer Tom Hegen explain us in our interview just what history and stories have to do with luxuries and why the Black Forest will always play a role for AXOR.

Long-term investments

With “AXOR Edge” by Jean-Marie Massaud AXOR is setting new standards in terms of manufacturing quality. A key role is played by a machine from the aerospace industry.

Luxury behind bars

The interior architects have chosen Axor products for a boutique hotel behind erstwhile prison walls.

Dark elegance

The Luxushotel "At Six" is Stockholm's newest design hotspot and combines Nordic design with fittings and showers from Axor.

Relax in exclusivity

In the luxurious bathrooms at Weissenhaus Grand Village Resort & Spa Axor’s “Axor Montreux” collection sets the tone.

A true trove of bronze, silver and gold

Gold, silver and bronze for fittings at the ISH. Almost enough to give you wings.

Chrome-plated harmony

The Hansgrohe Group has kitted out a hotel on the shores of the Melchsee with fittings and showers from their brands Axor and hansgrohe.

No two bathrooms alike

Be it at home or in a hotel, when it comes to the bathroom standards are definitely on the rise. Anders Bergman spoke to Susanne Brandherm of Brandherm + Krumrey Interior Architecture on trends in the world of bathrooms.

A rush of water feelings

Tubular water scenarios: the “ReAct” water installation by brandherm + krumrey interior design remains highly promising, even after the competition as part of the “Axor Inspiration Projects”.

Press and shower

With the new “Axor One” control unit for Axor, the Hansgrohe SE design brand, showering is simpler and more intuitive. Designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby explain just how in conversation with Martina Metzner.

Fire meets Water

Matteo Gonet is a glass blower – a skilled trade that few master today. Adeline Seidel spoke with the Swiss craftsman about water, glass fittings and the beauty of fragility.

It’s not simple to make something simple

We visited the London Design Festival with a group of architects and interior designers and met Barber Osgerby, who in the form of “Axor One” are no also focusing on the bathroom.

A soft revolution

Jens Wendland and Andrea Weitz of Raumkontor seek to transform the usually hard world of the bathroom into a soft, textile world for water. Adeline Seidel talked to the two interior designers about their “Soft Revolution”.

ReAct – walking through water

Brandherm + Krumrey interior architecture is one of the three finalists in the “Axor Inspiration Project” competition. Sara Bertsche talked with Susanne Brandherm and Hannah Stüber about their entry.

Spirit – dancing with water

“Spirit” is the name of the competition entry submitted by designer Youyuan Zhao: a dancer enters into dialog with water. Adeline Seidel spoke to Youyuan Zhao about his idea.

Floating with the winners

In Portikus on the mini island in the River Main in downtown Frankfurt Philippe Grohe presented the prizes to the winning “Axor Inspiration Projects”.

A vortex in bathrooms

In the form of the “Axor Starck V” fountain mixer, Axor, Hansgrohe SE’s design brand, is entering virgin territory and conjuring up a vortex in bathrooms. Thomas Wagner talked to Philippe Grohe, MD of the Axor brand, on flowing and calm water, on vortices and other ways of making water a sensible experience.

A quest for clarity and simplicity

More than ten years ago Antonio Citterio designed his first range of fittings for Axor, a brand by Hansgrohe. Having done two very distinct series, he created a synthesis with his third: Axor Citterio E. The designer and architect talked to us about risks, confidence and the quality of life, all of which are occasionally associated with selected products.

Water forms

Not only in nature has the force of water created impressive landscapes. With the help of water people have also designed wonderful spaces. Both are places of inspiration and calm.

Axor Inspiration Project

In order to provoke an in-depth exploration of the element of water, Axor has launched its own competition. For the “Axor Inspiration Project” architects and interior designers were invited to develop new concepts on the topic of “water in space”.