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annab377 schrieb:

Under which reply number can one view pictures of this? Because I can’t find any user named "Antonio" or something similar in the forum search.

Antonio Lupi is a designer and manufacturer. Just try searching online.

annab377 schrieb:

Under which reply number can one view pictures of that? Because I can’t find a user named "Antonio" or anything similar using the forum search.

Referring to "Antonio" was a bit careless on my part; I didn’t expect anyone else to be interested.
It’s about the designer Antonio Lupi. You can find images, prices, and sources for his products via Google. The "clay ball basin" is called "Opium," and the bathtubs are named "Dune" and "Dune 2."
I only discovered Antonio Lupi after Hampshire mentioned "Tubes Eve"; I wasn’t familiar with him beforehand.

tomtom79 schrieb:

I assume at least 160 m² (1,722 sq ft) and an open-plan design, plus maybe a void?

210 m² (2,260 sq ft) and yes, quite an open-plan design, but no void.

Pinkiponk schrieb:

The "clay ball sink" is called "Opium," and the bathtubs are named "Dune" and "Dune 2."

Wow... at Reuter, the clay ball costs €21,000 and the bathtub is €15,000. They look really cool, but we don’t have the budget or the space for them...

seth0487 schrieb:

Wow... at Reuter, the clay sphere costs €21,000 and the bathtub €15,000. It looks really cool, but we don’t have the budget or the space...

It’s the same for us. I already know why I sometimes prefer to be skeptical about certain designers. But that doesn’t always help.

seth0487 schrieb:

Wow... at Reuter, the clay sphere costs €21,000

At least the "clay sphere" should be possible to replicate somehow. Not me, but maybe other forum members. Perhaps someone will get in touch here and offer it at a discounted price to fellow members at least somewhat less annoying to them.