At BDNY 2025, we noticed a few design trends taking root among the 700+ exhibitors. Of note:
- Color is shifting away from bright hues to saturated yet muted tones
- Texture and dimension are supplementing – but not supplanting – pattern
- Metal is the material of the moment, integrated into tile and textiles
Product standouts? But of course!
A collaboration between designer Alison Rose and Artistic Tile, Artifact draws inspiration from ancient Roman mosaics. In her signature style, Rose infuses a historic pattern with a modern sensibility, evoking a timeless aesthetic. A repeating pattern, the mesh-backed tile comes in three colorways, with custom blends available. artistictile.com
From Brown Jordan, the Solenne Collection of outdoor furnishings balances architectural elegance with thoughtful functionality. Crafted from warm teak, powder-coated aluminum frames, fluid curves and plush cushions, the series includes dining, lounge, and swivel chairs; a chaise; ottoman; sofa; bar and counter stools and teak dining tables. brownjordan.com
Buster + Punch delves into the casegoods sector with a line of bathroom vanities, all fitted with the brand’s signature handcrafted hardware. busterandpunch.com
Two introductions from Duravit at BDNY: The new Qatego Two-Piece Toilet cast model is the latest addition to the award-winning Studio F.A. Porsche series and the first new North American-produced ceramic product made with carbon-neutral hydropowered electric roller kilns. ¶ Designed by Philippe Starck, Tulum bath fittings combine a conical body and rectangular spout. WaterSense certified at 1.2 GPM, the taps feature an easy-turn handle for accessibility. us.duravit.com
In its BDNY debut, Fantini exhibited the Flora fittings. Created by Vincent Van Duysen, the temptingly tactile collection is offered in eight finishes: Chrome (which the designer pegs as the next hot finish), Matte Black, Polished Nickel PVD, Matte Gun Metal PVD, Matte British Gold PVD, Matte Copper PVD, Pure Brass PVD and Raw Metal PVD. fantini.it
Fireclay previewed its Bath enterprise – and won a Best of Show award in the process. Applying their expertise in tile crafting to fittings, they offer customized ceramic knob handles across four plumbing collections, encompassing 16 metal finishes and 16 ceramic knob glazes. Designed to be mixed across collections and paired with matching bath accessories, the line invites designers to create truly personalized spaces. fireclaytile.com
Like vintage furniture with mixed hardware, this character-driven vanity by Amber Lewis for Four Hands is topped with Italian Carrara marble with classic detailing. The worn oak base has shelves and brass hardware on the three drawers to complete the look. Includes two rectangular sinks designed to accommodate 8-inch widespread faucets. fourhands.com
At BDNY, Infinity Drain highlighted its Disco-Rectangle linear drain. With a contoured, organic aesthetic, the design moves away from sharp angles while maintaining structural integrity and performance. Available in ten designer finishes crafted to match other fixtures in the bathroom, it offers flexible solutions to fit any design. infinitydrain.com
The Terrae collection by Mirage, designed with AMDL CIRCLE, transforms ceramics into a theater of shapes, light and textures that narrate the harmonious encounter between natural elements and human creativity. Each extruded surface becomes a narrative element, capable of shaping spaces through textures, shadows and reflections. mirage.it
BDNY 2026 is scheduled for April 13-15, 2026.
