"The baths are very boring," said Jaime Hayon, designer and artist Spanish. "Are square and white and geometric and only worry about be toilet". Instead, he suggested, "a bathroom must be treated as a living room, full of glamour, a place that you want to show to others."
That is what the Mr. Hayon, 36, tried to do for Bisazza Bagno, a new Division of Bisazza bath, the company of mosaic glass in Milan. The pieces that were created in the international fair of contemporary furniture in New York City in May will be introduced.
Ten of them date from 2004, when designed for ArtQuitect, a division of a company that no longer exists. Bisazza bought the line and commissioned more pieces, including a sink and a mirror ($7,000), of the left. Available in Bisazza, 43 Greene Street (great), (212) 334-7130; information: bisazza.com.
This article has been revised to reflect the following correction:
Correction: On March 17, 2011
A report in the current column last Thursday about accessories sold by Bisazza bath includes an obsolete figure of the company for the number of new products designed by Jaime Hayon. There are 10 such products, not 5.
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