Few things, in design, can turn into a trap like the search for universality. Defining an aesthetic code that can please as wide a public as possible often means pursuing an apocryphal taste, devoid of originality and character. Trying to please everyone can mean not liking anyone. For this reason, it is a nice surprise that a brand with a long history like Duravit comes out with a bathroom collection, D-Neo, designed for a specific audience with equally unique needs. And it is even more interesting that the audience to whom the collection is aimed is that of young people, in their thirties or so who find themselves furnishing their first home, with the aim of combining design, comfort and aesthetics at an affordable price.