veronica 30/09/2025

Total bath, total look

The new Alice Ceramica bathtubs complete the brand's range, creating a perfectly coordinated room with a contemporary design

Alice Ceramica has created a comprehensive project that reimagines the bathroom as a true living space, not only functional but also aesthetically refined and high-performance in terms of materials. A bathroom that becomes an expression of contemporary design, combining everyday practicality with distinctive character. The company—young and dynamic, but with consolidated know-how thanks to its roots in the ceramic district of Civita Castellana—continues to grow and evolve. The already extensive catalog of new-generation washbasins and sanitary fixtures is now complemented by a collection of bathtubs that completes and enriches the range. This gives shape to the idea of a coordinated bathroom, where each element interacts with the others through common lines, colors, and inspirations. An elegant and coherent environment, where aesthetics and functionality coexist, transforming the moment of daily wellness into a personal and stylish experience.

Selina by Alice Ceramica

Liora by Alice Ceramica

Selma by Alice Ceramica

Mirena by Alice Ceramica

Ten models make up the new collection of bathtubs, all made of Cristalplant, a highly sustainable and high-performance material: belonging to the solid surface category, it is composed of 60% mineral fillers (mainly aluminum trihydrates) and 40% Biobased® natural resins, obtained from corn grown in controlled sources. The company has thus integrated a green and innovative material into its ceramic DNA, specially selected for its high resistance, hygiene, and durability, as well as for its unique “soft-touch” effect that enhances the concept of well-being and intimacy in the environment.

With a wide range of types, sizes, and colors, the collection is designed to meet different needs in terms of space, taste, and design. It includes oval, round, and rectangular bathtubs, both freestanding and wall-mounted or corner models. The three freestanding oval models are Selina, Liora, and Selma, available in four sizes. Pilea is the freestanding round model, combining aesthetic appeal and compactness. Tibur is the rectangular model, featuring a sloping inner profile that naturally supports the back.

Tibur by Alice Ceramica

Pilea by Alice Ceramica

Delva by Alice Ceramica

Tala by Alice Ceramica

An oval linearity is the common thread of three other freestanding models: Delva, characterized by an asymmetrical profile raised at the practical seat, Mirena, with its retro aesthetics and soft, thick profiles near the edge, and Tala, with a slightly flared design in the upper section and available in a single glossy white model.

Of particular note is Vega, an oval bathtub available in three solutions: the wall-mounted version, with its large, harmonious dimensions and a practical integrated shelf on one of the edges; and the Vega Corner variant, designed for corners in two options, right or left, ideal as a functional and space-saving alternative.

Vega by Alice Ceramica

Vega Corner by Alice Ceramica

Although different from each other, the bathtubs in the collection interact with all Alice Ceramica lines thanks to the variety of colors and finishes. They share the same matt (opaque) palette that distinguishes washbasins, sanitary ware, and ceramic accessories, allowing for cross-cutting color combinations and giving visual consistency to the project. There are three finishes available, all matt: white, two-tone (white interior and colored exterior) and full color (colored interior and exterior). This range multiplies the compositional possibilities and opens up endless combinations, offering maximum creative freedom to create an immersive and personalized bathroom environment.

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