The “Washup” is a conceptual design integrating a washing machine with toilette-flush. This new concept is a sustainable and space saving water consumption device that reuses the water that cleans the clothes in the washer to flush the toilet. The “Washup” is certainly a great solution for the problem of location of washing machines in small bathrooms, and I’m sure that this concept would be something that every small place owner will want. And the second part of this a smart idea is that this “toilet + washing machine” conserves lots of water that would normally just be flushed away, something good for our planet. - Via - Core77 , Dvice, Gizmodo

A bathroom vanity is undoubtedly the focal point of a bathroom in any house remodeling or decorating project. Carmenta created a beautiful collection of bathroom vanities named “58″ that fits perfectly into almost any modern home, focusing at functionality while preserving a genuinely profound style the design. Rich in wood and featuring elegant and simple shapes, the new additions are guaranteed to win the hearts of customers worldwide. Depending on one’s needs, wishes and of course available space, bathroom vanities can be among the most versatile pieces of furniture providing a personal storage space, at the same time being the central place for one’s grooming and needs while having an equally importan aesthetic function.

Neptune’s new two-person Agata tub offers a fresh take on the whirlpool bathtub concept, combining clean, minimalist design with all the futures you’d expect in an outdoor spa. While most two-person tubs look like acrylic Jacuzzis, which were installed inside, Neptune’s Agata takes the functional features of an outdoor spa and brings them inside, encapsulated in a modern design, certain to add style to your space. Now this tub looks really good, and it’s an awesome place to relax, but the price is a little bit high ( $4,021 ) - Via - Trendir

Water Ball Ripples is a really cool & modern bathroom faucet designed by Smith Newnam. The design looks awesome, and I’m pretty sure that you’ll fall in love with this faucet after you’ll see the pictures. To control the Ripple faucet, you maneuver an electronically-secured metal ball on top of the faucet’s frosted glass surface. Moving the ball in or out from the center controls water pressure. Moving it around controls temperature. A flash heating system ensures that water in the water channel isn’t hot until it’s ready to be mixed, which prevents scolding. The surface glows red or blue to denote how hot or cold it is. Now just image how much fun you can get by playing with this new technology. The bad thing is that the Water Ball Ripple is just a concept right now, but I’m sure that this design has a lot of potential. - Via - Yankodesign

Fans of minimalist bathroom design, you will probably adore the new “AIS” sink also known as “All Inclusive Sink” created by the Italian Moab 80. With careful regard to maintaining a clean linear aspect throughout, the Moab 80 AIS Sink entirely eliminates the need for a faucet. Rather, the water system is totally integrated to allow a mini-waterfall within the sink, gushing down from an unseen source under the ledge. If you’ll have The Faucet-less sink in your bathroom your friends, or visitors might come to you and say “I want to wash my hands, but there is a problem …I don’t know how to use your sink.” - Via - Core77