Case Studies Solving Bathroom Design Challenges with Geberit

The Cleveland Museum of Contemporary Art (moCa), designed by Farshid Moussavi, is a striking four-story structure that rises from a hexagonal footprint to a mirrored black stainless steel façade, drawing every visitor into the city’s vibrant artistic life.

In the picturesque environs of West Aspen, Michael Bennett Homes constructed a stunning Mountain Contemporary home, celebrated in the Wall Street Journal for its seamless fusion of high-end design and cutting-edge technology.

This new mixed-use building is Brooklyn’s first supertall structure and the tallest building in New York City outside of Manhattan, containing approximately 550 residential units across 93 stories with a height of over 1,000 feet. As the first supertall building in Brooklyn, it symbolizes the borough’s architectural ambition and resilience.

The Escondido Beach Residence in Malibu, underwent a remarkable transformation under the expertise of Oppenheim Architecture. This complete renovation converted a dated 1980s faux-Mediterranean house into a timeless coastal home, seamlessly integrating with the natural beauty of Malibu.

See how Osher Bier became a household name in this Brooklyn neighborhood that demands that builders balance historic charm with modern updates.

The strict water efficiency requirements of the California Green Code posed a special challenge for Dan Brunn, AIA, Principal of Dan Brunn Architecture.

Ronda Ballard discovered Geberit at KBIS and put what she learned to good use when it came time to update her clients' outdated bathroom.

Kevin Yoder, AIA, remodeled his Society Hill townhouse, originally designed by I.M. Pei – respecting the original design while adding 21st century amenities.

When you set out to renovate an iconic New York City building, you leave nothing to chance. That's why CNY Group chose Geberit systems for the bathrooms in the historic Woolworth Building.

Her clients asked designer Lori Carroll to feature as much reclaimed wood as possible in their powder room remodel. So she hid the toilet tank inside the wall to open up the space!

Designer Coco Kanakis designed a bathroom with an urban skateboard theme for her clients' two young boys, relocating the plumbing with an assist from Geberit.

Paris Kostopoulos and Tina Psoinos of Paris K Design were asked to turn two New York City apartments into one. And with that, their challenges were just beginning.

Husband-and-wife team Kristina and Terry Itameri-Kinter drew on their professional experience, plus their magnificient natural surroundings in the mountains of Vermont, to remodel an outdated ski house bathroom.

Having used Geberit in many client projects, Designer Carrie Long knew exactly how to solve the design challenges she faced when remodeling the powder room in her own home.

Susan Ozipko's clients needed more space in their two bathrooms… but increasing the actual footprint was not an option. Fortunately, Susan had the answer right at hand: a back-to-back installation with Geberit in-wall systems.

Turning a century-old bank building into a luxury hotel in the heart of downtown Chicago is no small feat. See how the Hotel Julian pulled it off.

Geberit in-wall systems help turn a former railway headquarters into a hotel complex, improving comfort while protecting the landmark building's integrity.

Designer Kim Holt faced two sets of bathroom remodel challenges: her client's needs and the requirements of the local community. Geberit helped her bring it all together.

Redesigning an outdated guest bathroom to give it a new flow: Geberit helps Tanya Woods, AKBD realize her client's dream (and win an award from the NKBA!).

Global architectural firm Gensler chose Geberit in-wall toilet systems to maximize usable space in the guest rooms for the citizenM hotel in Seattle.

Designer Adrienne Dorig Leland's award-winning small bath design incorporates a Geberit in-wall dual-flush toilet system, increasing space while decreasing water usage.

One of the most chilling words any remodeler can hear is 'easement'. David Hanson of Hanson Carlen Construction Company heard it while preparing a Spokane, Washington bathroom remodel. Fortunately, he knew just what to do.

An award-winning bathroom redesign turns a powder room in a client's childhood home from cramped to “Wow!“ It's all in a day's work for Nar Bustamante of Sacramento.

Liz Murray has long been one of our favorite interior designers and a great advocate for wall-hung toilets. If you think they're just for 'modern' homes, check out how Liz used the Geberit in-wall system to install four wall-hung toilets in a 1920s home in Portland, Oregon.