Ceramic Highlight TitanCeram: Thin edge basins from Villeroy & Boch

Villeroy & Boch has shaped the face of bathroom ceramics like no other company for around 270 years. With the development of TitanCeram, the experts in Mettlach have reached another milestone in ceramic research that will have a decisive impact on the bathroom of the future. Villeroy & Boch's TitanCeram is a fusion of selected natural raw materials such as feldspar, quartz, clay and titanium dioxide. This completely new ceramic material, which combines all the properties of high-quality ceramics with exceptional strength, enables impressively filigree shapes. This gives the basins their precise design language with extremely thin walls and sharply drawn edges that are extremely stable and resistant. This creates unique filigree shapes in bathroom design.

Villeroy & Boch TitanCeram

Firmer: Ceramic reinterpreted. Villeroy & Boch's answer to the question of the materials of the future is the fusion of selected natural raw materials such as feldspar, quartz and clay to form the innovative TitanCeram. A completely new type of ceramic material which has all the properties of a high-quality ceramic but is still unusually strong and enables impressive filigree shapes. 

Finer: TitanCeram gives even the most delicate shapes with extra thin walls and clearly defined edges a high level of stability. The ceramic masters use the latest technologies and their many years of experience to process this new material into precise and filigree masterpieces. With TitanCeram, Villeroy & Boch once again sets new standards in contemporary bathroom design.

Perfectly shaped: The innovative material properties of TitanCeram enable product designers to fully exploit their creative possibilities. The new material opens up new horizons and enables Villeroy & Boch to transform filigree shapes into pioneering design highlights of the highest quality.


Products from the following ceramic series are made out of TtanCeram:

 

 

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