Every tap turned, every bath drawn, every space considered, it’s all about how design makes you feel. Design has stepped out of the showroom and into the soul of our homes, where bathrooms and kitchens are no longer supporting acts but the places where our stories unfold. As we look toward 2026, we move beyond trends and into something far more personal: design that feels alive.
For those who don’t blend in
Some designs whisper. Others make a statement. The Jeeves Tangent L does both. Its angular silhouette and matte finish create rhythm and confidence — a sculptural form that commands attention. Practicality, reimagined. A piece that refuses to fade into the background, designed for those who’d rather stand out.
For those who crave order, beautifully
The Hansgrohe AddStoris collection turns everyday organisation into art — each element considered, every detail deliberate. Beyond the clutter of disposable accessories, it restores calm through craftsmanship. Precision engineering meets emotional design: technology you can feel, not see.
For those who long to exhale
It’s not just another design; it’s composed. The Amiata Bath, designed by Meneghello Paolelli Associati, is serenity sculpted in form. Its soft, organic curves seem to breathe — inviting pause, reflection, and ritual. More than a bath, it’s an experience: a moment of calm framed by design. Customisable in colour and timeless in character, the Amiata transforms any space into a sanctuary — proof that true craftsmanship doesn’t just shape materials; it shapes how we feel.
For those who find beauty in the everyday
Everyday rituals deserve extraordinary design. The Franke SRX110-50 transforms the simple act of washing into something poetic. With deep, brushed-steel curves and Italian craftsmanship, it’s not a utility — it’s a statement. Strong, graceful, and built for living beautifully.
Experience it for yourself
Step inside an On Tap showroom and feel the difference design can make. From sculptural baths to brushed steel sinks, every finish, curve, and contour tells a story.
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