White Tulip from Duravit
A complete bathroom range by Philippe Starck
White Tulip was inspired by the shape of a tulip in bloom, both the free-standing ceramic washbasin and the free-standing bathtubs mirror the form in these beautifully crafted ceramics.
White Tulip also includes the first range of taps developed by Philippe Starck for Duravit. The drawers of the furniture are fitted with striking ring pull handles and feature automatic interior lighting and a self-close action.
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