Elisa Rodríguez Checa shared the studio's approach to hotel renovation and the importance of preserving the identity of spaces in a new contract session that also featured Supratex and Aistec.

The brand expands its catalogue with a new solution made from PureBase, a composite material incorporating recycled components and offering a wide range of customisation options for bathroom projects.

Villeroy & Boch expands its bathroom equipment range with Ecora, a new shower tray that combines material innovation, minimalist design and responsible use of resources. Designed to integrate seamlessly into different interior styles, it meets the needs of both new-build and renovation projects.

One of its main innovations is PureBase, a composite material made from recycled marble granules, calcium carbonate and recovered production surplus. Its composition contains approximately 45% less resin than conventional acrylic shower trays and is free from fibreglass. In addition, waste generated during manufacturing is reused in new products, supporting a circular production model.

In terms of design, Ecora features an ultra-slim profile of just 35 mm and a rimless surface, allowing it to blend seamlessly into the bathroom environment. It also incorporates a flush-fitting oval drain cover in the same colour as the shower tray, with a drainage capacity of approximately 48 litres per minute.

The collection offers 20 sizes, ranging from 80 × 80 to 180 × 100 cm, and is available in four colours — Alpine White, Stone White, Anthracite and Almond — and three finishes: gloss, textured and matt. Its versatility is further enhanced by different installation options, including flush-to-floor and raised installation, as well as the possibility of adjusting its dimensions on site to suit specific layouts.

Thanks to its resistance to light and chemicals, Ecora offers a durable solution for bathroom spaces seeking to combine functionality and aesthetics. It can also be paired with Villeroy & Boch's Skyla collection to create environments with a cohesive visual identity.

With this launch, Villeroy & Boch reinforces its commitment to bathroom design that brings together quality, innovation and sustainability, paying particular attention to both the user experience and the lifecycle of materials.

The brand embraces collaboration with designers, organic shapes and comprehensive solutions to create contract spaces with identity, functionality and distinctive character.

The brand offers upholstery solutions for hotels, restaurants and contract spaces that combine durability, ease of maintenance and design, extending the lifespan of furniture.

The brand brings together a selection of its outdoor lighting collections in a catalogue aimed at architects, landscape designers and lighting designers, featuring solutions that combine design, visual comfort and respect for the environment.

The brand expands the possibilities of its large-format wall covering system with two innovations that focus on natural finishes and visual continuity across surfaces.

El pasado 24 de septiembre, docontract MAD acogió una nueva sesión dedicada al reposicionamiento de hoteles en el sector hospitality. Para ello, se contó con la participación de Natalia Fernández, Project Lead en Furtivo, así como de Carlos Fernández, Director de proyectos en Grupo Carinbisa, y de Raúl Madrid, Global hospitality business developement en Villeroy&Boch, como representantes de las marcas integrantes del showroom.

 Villeroy & Boch ha obtenido por segundo año consecutivo la medalla de platino EcoVadis, un reconocimiento que sitúa a la compañía entre el 1 % de las empresas mejor valoradas por la plataforma en materia de sostenibilidad. La firma ha alcanzado una puntuación de 94 sobre 100, nueve puntos más que en la evaluación anterior.