INAX

about inax

INAX is a Japanese brand that manufactures innovative sanitaryware and artistic ceramic tiles.

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technology

INAX is continuously developing new technologies, transforming bathrooms around the world.

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news

16 Oct 2024:
2 INAX Brand Products Receive Good Design Awards in 2024.

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japanese tiles

Artistic Japanese tiles inspired by traditional motifs, designed to create stylish spaces harnessing the Japanese spirit of hospitality

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SATIS JAPANESE TILES

SATIS−the innovative shower toilet full of thoughtful features. Explore SATIS in INAX‘s tiled settings inspired by the culture of respecting nature.

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collections

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S600 LINE

Enjoy a tranquil moment in the luxurious comfort of your S600 LINE bathroom, and rejuvenate every day with the Japanese rituals of water.

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S400 LINE

The S400 LINE by INAX introduces this feature to your bathroom space allowing you to recharge and spend a moment of reflection.

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S200 LINE

With a modern design, INAX S200 LINE offers the Maxi-Compact bathroom that is just right for people leading a busy, urban lifestyle.

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S100 LINE

Practical and functional, the S100 LINE offers the joy of having an easy-to-use, long-lasting, coordinated bathroom at a modest price.

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projects

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XIV Toba Bettei

Japan

Japan’s XIV Toba Bettei membership hotel, owned by RESORTTRUST, INC, opened in March 2016, but diners at its floating restaurant« might think they’d slipped back in time a few hundred years...

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Japanese Garden

America

Built in the 1960s, Portland’s Japanese Garden was intended as both a serene retreat from the urban bustle, and a tribute to classic Japanese design...

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Phoenix House

Asia

In a new residential complex in Hangzhou, China, modern architecture and ancient design stand side by side with a dramatic effect. One half of Phoenix House features a sleek, minimalist apartment block, while the other showcases a Ming-style temple design with its characteristic curved roofs...

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