MODULE / BATHROOM
Bathroom unit and tiling design software
Draw the bathroom with its units, its tiling and its fixtures together. The tile pattern is laid on the wall, the niche is recessed, the border runs — and the units' cut list comes out of the same drawing.
01 / UNITS
Vanity, tall unit, mirror cabinet
Bathroom units derive from the same carcass as kitchen units, so they go to the same cut list, the same edge banding and the same CNC file. What differs is their sizes and the fittings a wet room asks for.
- Vanity with drawers and with doors
- Wall-hung vanity
- Tall unit and laundry unit
- Mirror cabinet, WC cistern unit
THE TILING SCREENSHOT HAS NOT BEEN TAKEN YET. WE ARE NOT PUTTING A STOCK PHOTO IN THIS FRAME — EVERY PICTURE ON THIS SITE IS EITHER THE PROGRAM'S SCREEN OR THE PROGRAM'S OWN RENDER.
02 / TILING
It really lays the wall
Tiling is not a picture of a texture but a pattern laid on a wall: the grout gap, the offset and the direction are all worked out. There are four bonds, and all four behave the same way on a backsplash, on an accent panel and across a whole wall.
- Subway, square grid, hexagon, herringbone
- Recessed niche — inside the shower or beside the basin
- Border (listello) — per metre, from the room perimeter
- Accent panel — a rectangle of a different tile
03 / FIXTURES
WC, bath, shower, towel radiator
The pieces that complete the picture are there for the presentation: they appear in what you show the customer, and take no place in the cut list. What gets manufactured and what merely gets seen are deliberately kept apart.
- WC, basin, bath, shower tray and enclosure
- Towel radiator, mirror, lighting
- Floors: tile, parquet, marble
- A realistic render in presentation mode
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Draw the bathroom with its units and its tiling at once
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