Dutch interior platform Wonen360 featured Studio LOHO and Sharon Van Overmeiren around the launch of LOHO Collabs, the studio's new platform for artistic collaboration in clay. The coverage focused on a collection of sculptural ceramic bathtubs and washbasins first presented at COLLECTIBLE 2026 in Brussels.

For Studio LOHO, that attention matters because it reflects the way the studio approaches the bathroom as more than a functional room. Each object begins with clay, shaped slowly by hand in the Bruges atelier, and develops into a form that feels architectural, tactile and calm. In collaboration with Sharon Van Overmeiren, that sculptural foundation is extended through relief, motif and fiction.

The Wonen360 feature positions the collection at the meeting point of design and art. That is exactly where LOHO Collabs is meant to live. The pieces remain fully usable, yet they also operate as singular objects with presence, texture and narrative weight.

By highlighting Studio LOHO in this context, Wonen360 places the collection within a broader conversation about ceramic bathroom design, collectible interiors and material-led design from Belgium.