Bette creates her haute couture bathtub

A surprising new concept adapted to the bathroom

Bette and designer Dominik Tesseraux (Tesseraux + Partner, Potsdam, Germany) have teamed up to explore a new world combining comfort and sensuality in the bathroom. Until now, this fabric has been used for outdoor furniture, but no one has ever dared to integrate this fabric with glazed steel in the bathroom. The interior of the glazed steel bathtub features a central drain (Bette Sensory, electronic sensor drain recommended) and a double backrest.

Dressed in a beautifully quilted textile by fabric specialist JAB Anstoetz, Bette unveils with its new haute couture bathtub, a unique concept with extremely thin 8 mm edges.  This technical fiber is made of a waterproof, robust, hygienic and easy-care material.

A concept already carefully studied

Its solid stainless steel structure gives it an aesthetic and functional look. The cabinet rests on feet, making it raised and easy to clean under the bathtub.
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The bathroom, a new place of relaxation where well-being takes precedence

Designer Dominik Tesseraux was also won over by the concept of the bathtub: "More than ever, the home is a haven of peace, far from daily stress. Time spent in the bathroom is of paramount importance, synonymous with well-being, rest, and relaxation. This is why our customers want to feel as comfortable in their bathroom as they do in their living room." "Echoing this trend, bathroom design is becoming increasingly refined and personalized, often incorporating objects from the living room or bedroom." With the fabric-covered bathtub, we take a new step and transform the cold and rather technical elegance of the object itself into a warm and friendly comfort that only fabric can provide. »