Stonebaths’ new Formline catalogue brings materials, custom basin design and digital specification into one system for residential and commercial bathroom projects.
Bathroom specification is increasingly moving beyond the selection of individual products. As architects and designers seek greater continuity between surfaces, joinery and fixtures, integrated systems are becoming a more important part of how these spaces are resolved.
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That shift sits at the centre of Stonebaths’ new Formline catalogue, which presents the collection as an architectural design system rather than a conventional range of basins and benchtops. The catalogue brings together solid-surface options, sintered stone, stone and concrete-inspired finishes and porcelain-glazed aluminium, giving specifiers a more coordinated way to approach material, colour and form.
The collection is designed around moulded benchtops and integrated basins, allowing the two elements to read as one continuous form. Standard sizes sit alongside custom-manufactured options, including troughs, multi-basin configurations and project-specific vanity solutions for residential, hospitality, healthcare, education and commercial settings.
A key addition is the new Ferra Collection, which combines a porcelain-glazed surface with an aluminium or stainless-steel core. The lighter construction and resistance to wear, moisture and staining make it particularly relevant for high-use environments, while its muted colour palette gives designers an alternative to standard white ceramic.
Ferra Collection
The catalogue also connects directly with Stonebaths’ Q Custom Design Program, an online specification platform created for architects, designers and commercial specifiers. By entering project dimensions and selecting basin configurations, users can generate a detailed specification sheet for review, approval, quotation and manufacture.
Together, Formline and Q reflect a broader change in bathroom design: inspiration, technical resolution and manufacturing are being drawn into a more continuous workflow. For specifiers, that means fewer gaps between design intent and delivery, and greater control over the final result.
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Explore Stonebaths on ArchiPro and further explore how integrated bathroom systems are being used across residential and commercial projects where material continuity and precise detailing matter.
