31One large bowl or two: which sink suits everyday life?
Compare single and double sinks through real tasks: large pans, rinsing, food preparation and the space available in your kitchen.
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Geberit Duofix or Kombifix: choose for the wall construction.
Duofix or Kombifix: compare Geberit systems by wall construction, masonry and fixings to plan your wall-hung toilet project in Tunisia with confidence.
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Geberit Duofix · a framed installation being assembled in front of a masonry wall.Good design takes shape. Good decisions take preparation.
The EDIFIS journal connects inspiration, products and expertise. From material choices to the details that make a project work, discover practical guidance for your interiors.
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A textured surface. A well-designed water point. Everyday comfort.
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46Kitchen splashback: place sockets before planning the tiles.
Coordinate splashback tiles, sockets, lighting and taps: prepare openings to protect the design and make everyday use easier.
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56Low tap flow: start by observing the aerator.
An uneven jet or reduced flow: inspect the aerator methodically, follow the instructions and distinguish care from supply problems.
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30 articlesGeberit Duofix or Kombifix: choose for the wall construction.
Duofix or Kombifix: compare Geberit systems by wall construction, masonry and fixings to plan your wall-hung toilet project in Tunisia with confidence.
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02Geberit toilet frames: what height works below a window?
Geberit frame height, finished floor, shelf and window opening: coordinate the levels to choose an installation and flush control that suit your project.
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03Geberit Alpha 8 cm: measure the wall, not just the cistern.
Geberit Alpha 8 cm in Tunisia: distinguish cistern thickness from finished wall depth, then coordinate the waste connection, wall finish and WC pan.
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04Older Geberit cistern: identify the model before choosing parts.
Identify an older Geberit cistern: photos, references, Geberit Pro and access behind the actuator plate help select compatible spare parts in Tunisia.
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05Replacing a Geberit flush plate: identify what is behind it.
Replacing a Geberit flush plate during renovation: identify the cistern, its generation and the operating components before choosing a reference at EDIFIS.
Read the articleGeberit dual flush: choose the right flush and check the settings.
Small or large Geberit flush: understand both buttons, distinguish water volume from flow rate and have the settings checked with the WC pan and cistern.
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07Geberit Smyle, Premium or Selnova: compare the pan and seat.
Compare Geberit Smyle Square, Premium and Selnova toilet sets at EDIFIS: product references, seats, functions and contents to confirm before ordering.
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08Geberit ceramics and limescale: care for each surface correctly.
Care for a Geberit toilet while distinguishing ceramics, seat and hinges: gentle cleaning, limescale treatment and instructions suited to each surface.
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09Geberit basin: check the tap hole, overflow and waste.
Before ordering a Geberit ceramic basin, coordinate its tap holes, overflow and waste using the exact product references for your bathroom project in Tunisia.
Read the articleGeberit basin and vanity: plan a compatible assembly.
Dimensions, supports, cut-outs and trap access: match a Geberit ceramic basin to its vanity without assuming that an identical nominal width is enough.
Read the articleRimless toilets: what really makes cleaning easier.
Rimfree bowls, removable seats and access around the WC: useful criteria for choosing a Geberit toilet that is easy to maintain.
Read the articleCompact toilets: measure the space you actually gain.
Bowl projection, lining thickness and door swing: how to compare a compact toilet for a small bathroom.
Read the articleFrom floorstanding to wall-hung WC: the decisive checks.
Drainage, support, lining and maintenance access: preparing to replace a floorstanding toilet with a wall-hung Geberit assembly.
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14Double basins: two useful places, not just two bowls.
Circulation, storage, taps and drainage: designing a double basin around morning routines and the room’s dimensions.
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15Composite basins: preserve the finish before treating a scratch.
Marbryx, resin and surface finishes: identify your basin and follow the right care routine before attempting restoration.
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16Countertop or wall-hung basin: choosing the right support.
Weight, fixings, finished height and trap access: coordinating basin, furniture and wall before ordering.
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17LED mirrors: distinguish ambient light from face lighting.
Backlit mirrors, front lighting and magnifying mirrors: choosing a useful arrangement for getting ready in the bathroom.
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18Bathroom accessories: keep every object within reach.
Towel rails, dispensers and shower storage: arranging Gedy accessories around everyday movements, fixings and maintenance.
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19Freestanding baths: design the space around them too.
Circulation, taps, drainage and cleaning: the checks that make a freestanding bath enjoyable to use every day.
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20Adaptable bathrooms: prepare for tomorrow’s comfort.
Access, controls, reinforcement and storage: designing a bathroom that can accommodate changing needs.
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21Pressure and flow: check what your shower can actually deliver.
Available pressure, flow and simultaneous use: choose a hansgrohe or Deante shower around the capabilities of your installation.
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22Thermostatic showers: understand the protections before choosing.
Temperature stops, mixer surface and initial adjustment: compare the features that make a thermostatic shower suitable for the family.
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23Concealed showers: plan maintenance behind the clean design.
Concealed body, trim, documentation and service access: organise a shower whose components remain identifiable after the work is complete.
Read the articleA large overhead shower: check the water heater too.
Flow, hot-water production and simultaneous functions: coordinate the overhead shower with the water heater before finalising the project.
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25Where should the shower channel go? Start with the levels.
Wall-side or floor-positioned channels: coordinate falls, available depth, tiles and trap access with Vogi and Geberit solutions.
Read the articleChannel or central drain: choose your shower's geometry.
Linear or point drainage: compare falls, tiling, maintenance and installation height before drawing the shower.
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27Shower trays: check texture, grip and care separately.
A matt or mineral appearance is not enough: compare the tray's data, surface, waste and intended care routine.
Read the articleOpen showers: manage splashes from the first plan.
Fixed screen, spray direction and circulation: design an open shower around the room, with comfortable access and cleaning.
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29A quieter bathroom: address noise from pipework.
Flow, vibrations and partitions: understand noise sources and prepare an acoustic solution with Geberit systems.
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30Towel radiators: organise warmth and everyday movements.
Electric or hydronic, output, position and access to rails: choose a Zehnder or HJM towel radiator as part of the bathroom project.
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20 articlesOne large bowl or two: which sink suits everyday life?
Compare single and double sinks through real tasks: large pans, rinsing, food preparation and the space available in your kitchen.
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32Undermount, flush or inset: choose the installation before the worktop.
Three sink installations explained: worktop junction, cut-out, fixing, cleaning and checks to agree with your kitchen specialist.
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33Colander, board, basket: put the space above the sink to work.
Organise a small kitchen with suitable sink accessories: compatibility, stability, cleaning and storage after use.
Read the articleStainless steel sinks: examine finish, rigidity and reinforcement.
Compare two stainless steel sinks properly: surface grain, tap support, care and technical documents beyond the catalogue photograph.
Read the articleGranite composite sinks: care for colour without damaging the surface.
Food stains, limescale and daily habits: plan suitable care for your Deante granite composite sink.
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36Pull-out spray: reserve space for its movement beneath the sink.
Hose, trap and waste bins: organise the sink cabinet so a pull-out spray extends and returns correctly.
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37Does the water land in the right place in your sink?
Spout reach, drilling position and bowl geometry: check kitchen tap comfort before choosing its height.
Read the articleBusy hands: choose an easy-to-operate kitchen control.
Lever, Select button and access: compare kitchen taps through preparation and cleaning movements.
Read the articleIntegrated or removable drainer: protect preparation space.
Choose where dishes drain: sink ledge, movable accessory, water route and everyday storage.
Read the articleOpen kitchens: consider the sound of the sink too.
Bowl, fixings, stream and storage: examine ways to limit water-point noise in a kitchen open to the living room.
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41Replacing a sink: measure the cut-out before ordering.
Replacing a kitchen sink in Tunisia: distinguish overall dimensions, worktop cut-out, cabinet and fixings to retain the existing worktop.
Read the articleIsland sink: prepare the services and protect storage space.
Installing a kitchen island sink: coordinate circulation, drainage, access to connections and storage before building work.
Read the articleLarge dish, small bowl? Read the real dimensions of a sink.
Bowl dimensions, overall dimensions and cabinet width: choose a sink suited to large dishes and everyday tasks.
Read the articleLeft or right drainer: decide according to your kitchen.
Orienting a sink with a drainer: organise preparation, washing and drying, then verify that the selected model is reversible.
Read the articleSink below a window: check the spout, handle and opening.
Choosing a tap in front of a window: check sash clearance, handle movement and suitable installation options.
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74Full-height splashbacks: give the kitchen a broader presence.
Large porcelain splashbacks: choose the pattern, plan cuts and coordinate sink, taps and wall cabinets.
Read the articleSink and tap: compose the water point as one ensemble.
Coordinate sink, mixer, waste and backsplash: brushed metals, contrasts and details to check before ordering.
Read the articleDeante sinks: choose the material, then the right configuration.
Granite or stainless steel, one or two bowls: choose a Deante sink together with its cabinet, worktop and tap.
Read the articleKitchen taps: the details that change everyday use.
Spout, pull-out spray, window and under-sink space: choose a kitchen mixer with EDIFIS guidance.
Read the articleOpen kitchens: connect the sink area to the rest of the home.
Splashback, worktop, sink and taps: coordinate an open kitchen with the living room through materials, lines and details.
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20 articlesKitchen splashback: place sockets before planning the tiles.
Coordinate splashback tiles, sockets, lighting and taps: prepare openings to protect the design and make everyday use easier.
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47Tile edges and corners: decide the finish from the start.
Profile, trim piece or corner cut: prepare visible splashback and bathroom edges using suitable components.
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48Grout colour: test the result before tiling.
Matching or contrasting grout: choose its colour with the tile, lighting and cleaning requirements, then approve a dry sample.
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49Curved walls and small tiles: test the radius before installation.
Cladding a curved kitchen or bathroom wall: verify tile size, radius, joints and substrate using a full-scale trial.
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50Tiles and taps: approve colours under the right light.
Compare tile and metal samples in daylight and under LEDs to avoid differences between the showroom and the finished room.
Read the articleTextured tiles: place relief where it stays easy to live with.
Ceramic relief in the bathroom: choose its position around splashes, grout joints and cleaning access.
Read the articleCoordinated floors and walls: check shade, calibre and batch.
One collection, several sizes: coordinate wall and floor tiles by checking shades, actual dimensions and batches.
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53Movement joints belong in the bathroom design.
Corners, perimeters and changes of substrate: integrate movement joints into the tiling project from the design stage.
Read the articlePorcelain worktops: the pattern is only the beginning.
Distinguish a worktop slab from wall tile: thickness, supports, cut-outs and installation around the sink.
Read the articleKeep a useful tile reserve for future repairs.
Quantities, cuts, batches and storage: prepare spare tiles to repair a bathroom or kitchen without replacing the whole design.
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68Travertine effect: choosing vein direction and finish.
Travertine-effect porcelain: understanding veining, textures and tap combinations for your bathroom.
Read the articleRelief tiles: making light work across the wall.
Reliefs, fluting and textures: where to place sculptural tiles and how to pair them with wall-mounted or deck-mounted taps.
Read the articleSmall tiles: vertical, horizontal or staggered layout?
Choose small-tile orientation for splashbacks and walls: rhythm, joints, cuts and coordination with taps.
Read the articleThe checkerboard revisited: contrast without rigidity.
Beige, brown or black-and-white checkerboards: choose colours, scale and tap finishes for a floor with character.
Read the articleTerrazzo effect: choose the right grain and metal.
Small or large grain, pale or stronger backgrounds: compose a terrazzo-effect setting with taps that leave the pattern room to breathe.
Read the articleMarble effect: orchestrate the veins from wall to basin.
Veining, large slabs and bookmatch: prepare a marble-effect tile composition while keeping junctions coherent.
Read the articleThe en-suite: connect floors without ignoring their uses.
Floor continuity between bedroom and bathroom: mineral effects, thresholds, finishes and taps for a coherent suite.
Read the articleStone, marble or concrete: which effect suits your interior?
Compare porcelain effects for bathrooms and kitchens: veins, textures, light, formats and combinations with tapware.
Read the articleLarge formats: the difference lies in the tile layout.
Successful large-format bathroom tiling: plan axes, cuts, niches, joints and technical details before installation.
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96Matt or polished: choose with light and use in mind.
Matt or polished tiles in a bathroom or kitchen: compare reflections, care and intended location before deciding.
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05 articlesLow tap flow: start by observing the aerator.
An uneven jet or reduced flow: inspect the aerator methodically, follow the instructions and distinguish care from supply problems.
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57EcoSmart and EcoSmart+: compare the chosen product’s data sheet.
Saving water at the basin: read flow rates, reference pressure and usage to compare hansgrohe EcoSmart mixers.
Read the articleCoolStart: request hot water only when it is useful.
Understanding hansgrohe CoolStart: cold water in the centre position, basin routines and checks before choosing a mixer.
Read the articleOverhead showers: prevent deposits before the spray deteriorates.
Care for a hansgrohe overhead shower: observe nozzles, follow descaling instructions and respond correctly to faults.
Read the articleConcealed cisterns: notice abnormal water flow into the bowl early.
Filling noises, a trickle of water and cistern references: prepare useful diagnosis for a concealed Geberit WC.
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09 articlesBeige, sand and bronze: composing a mineral bathroom.
Combine beige tiles, sandy tones and bronze taps in a warm palette, with guidance on lighting and specification.
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62Sage or olive green: which taps for which scheme?
From sage to olive, compose a green bathroom with suitable tiles, metal finishes and a balanced palette.
Read the articleTerracotta: warming the bathroom and kitchen.
Terracotta-coloured tiles, wood, pale stone and metals: ideas for earthy kitchens and bathrooms.
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64Japandi bathrooms: simplicity begins with design.
Wood effects, mineral porcelain and restrained lines: compose a Japandi bathroom with coherent taps and details.
Read the articleQuiet luxury: understated refinement in well-resolved details.
Finishes, junctions, taps and flush plates: the choices that give a restrained bathroom a high-end presence.
Read the articleEnveloping monochrome: one colour, several materials.
Colour drenching in the bathroom: shades, tiles, grout and taps for a room that feels enveloping and remains easy to read.
Read the articleGuest toilets: a small space with a strong design identity.
Expressive tiles, a handrinse basin, taps and a Geberit plate: details that give guest toilets character.
Read the articleBathrooms in 2026: materials set the tone.
Textures, metals and colours: EDIFIS design ideas for a bathroom in Tunisia with lasting, coherent choices.
Read the articleSmall bathrooms: make room without losing character.
Plan a small bathroom: circulation, shower, basin, wall-hung WC and surfaces for a well-designed compact space.
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76Brushed metals: choose the reflection as well as the colour.
Brushed steel, nickel, titanium or gold: understand tap finishes and compare them with your project's coverings.
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79Wall-mounted taps: plan the detail before tiling.
Wall spout, escutcheons and backsplash: coordinate the basin, openings and finish for an installation as precise as it is attractive.
Read the articleChrome, black, bronze or gold: choose the right metal.
How can tap finishes work with tiles, basins and accessories? A bathroom composition guide.
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92The right mixer starts with the right basin.
Height, reach, jet direction and control position: choose a basin mixer suited to your bowl, looking beyond style.
Read the articleConcealed shower or exposed column: decide with the project.
Design, renovation, openings and maintenance: compare a concealed shower with an exposed column before choosing products.
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101Preserve beautiful taps with the right care.
Black, gold, PVD or chrome taps: gentle maintenance, mistakes to avoid and documents to retain.
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02 articlesTHG Paris: three conversations between taps and stone.
Pale stone, veined marble or a dark setting: three composition approaches for choosing THG Paris taps and their finish.
Read the articleTHG Paris: consider the tap as a design piece.
THG Paris collections, proportions and finishes: a method for specifying tapware in a villa, suite or interior design project.
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02 articlesDeante Silia: curves against textured materials.
Combine Deante Silia's rounded lines with textured tiles, a basin and a coherent metal palette.
Read the articleDeante: three design languages for your bathroom.
Silia, Alpinia or Temisto: choose a Deante collection and coordinate basin, shower, bath and finishes for a project in Tunisia.
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81Geberit Sigma40: slimness as an architectural choice.
Geberit Sigma40’s 4 mm plate: shapes, finishes and coordination with the wall finish for an uncluttered bathroom.
Read the articleGeberit Sigma50: a dialogue between plate and material.
Round or angular Sigma50, materials and customisation: integrate a Geberit plate into the wall design and tapware palette.
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83Geberit Sigma70: a plate with a floating effect.
Frameless design, glass or metal: integrate Geberit Sigma70 into a mineral wall and coordinate its finish with tapware.
Read the articleGeberit Sigma20: round or angular, which balance?
Compare Sigma20 shapes, understand the former Sigma30 designation and coordinate the plate with bathroom lines.
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85Geberit plate, tiles and taps: three combinations to compose.
Tone-on-tone, metallic echoes or graphic contrast: coordinate a Geberit design plate with wall finishes and tapware.
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90Geberit flush plates: the right finish on the right cistern.
Before choosing a Geberit Alpha or Sigma flush plate, identify the cistern. Advice on compatibility, design and finish.
Read the articleWall-hung WC: decisions to make before tiling.
Geberit frame, wall, pan, plate and maintenance: prepare a coordinated wall-hung WC before closing the wall.
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102Hotel bathrooms: design the experience and plan operation.
Taps, Geberit, surfaces and maintenance: useful decisions for architects designing hotel bathrooms.
Read the articleFrom moodboard to site: turn an atmosphere into a specification.
A method for architects and decorators: move from inspiration to bathroom references, finishes, sections and orders.
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