COYA
- Design and customisation for the contemporary bathroom -
In contemporary projects, the choice of every element — from wall and floor coverings to taps — contributes to creating an atmosphere and defining the personality of the space.
Designed by Sieger Design, COYA combines sculptural forms, exclusive materials and customisation options to create unique bathrooms.
A geometry between the circle and the square
Beyond their aesthetic value, the handles have been designed to provide a pleasant tactile experience, where ergonomics and comfort are naturally integrated. In this way, the taps transcend their purely functional role to become another element of the architectural composition.
The identity of the COYA Series is based on the concept of the “squircle”, a hybrid geometry that combines the forms of the circle and the square. Its soft lines and fluid transitions create a balanced aesthetic that allows the collection to integrate into different interior design styles.
Customisation down to the last detail
One of COYA’s great attractions is the possibility of customising its elements through Dornbracht Atelier, the brand’s bespoke design division.
Beyond choosing a finish, architects and interior designers can incorporate interchangeable inserts into the handles, using different materials to coordinate the taps with the rest of the bathroom.
Among the options is The KNOT, an insert inspired by the symbolism of knots as a representation of connection, continuity and individuality.
Natural stones and exclusive materials
Customisation can also incorporate natural stones such as sodalite, amazonite and aventurine, each with its own distinctive tones and characteristics.
Sodalite brings an intense blue with white veining; amazonite introduces turquoise nuances, while aventurine offers an elegant dark green tone with a subtle shimmer.
These possibilities allow the taps to be perfectly integrated into the bathroom’s material palette, turning each piece into a unique element.
Luxury understood as identity
With COYA, Dornbracht proposes a new vision of luxury: less associated with ostentation and more closely linked to exclusivity, craftsmanship and customisation.
Its combination of sculptural design, natural materials and freedom of configuration allows the taps to move beyond their purely functional role and become a defining feature of the interior design.
