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Author: Paul Welch
Publication Date: February 27, 2026 - 08:24
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Interior design: Bathtub reboot
February 27, 2026
For years, the “death of the bathtub” has been declared with near-annual certainty. Showers are bigger. Bathrooms are tighter. Lifestyles are faster. And yet, step inside enough new residential projects and the tub hasn’t disappeared — it has evolved. “In recent residential projects, we don’t see tubs vanishing,” says Golara Ghasemi, creative director and principal […]
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