Gravity Bath Acquires Italian Luxury Brand DILUSSO

24 Dec 2025 CW Team

Gravity Bath has acquired DILUSSO, marking a strategic step towards building a globally competitive, design-driven luxury bathware portfolio. The acquisition brings together Italian design heritage and Gravity Bath’s engineering, R&D and manufacturing strengths.

Founded in Italy, DILUSSO is known for its sculptural, minimalist bathware, hand-finished metalcraft and precision-engineered fittings. The brand is widely specified in boutique hotels, luxury villas and high-end hospitality projects across Europe, where design integrity and performance are equally valued.

Commenting on the development, Anoop Garg, Founder & Director, Gravity Bath, said the acquisition represents both a strategic and creative milestone, strengthening the company’s ambition to create a world-class luxury bathware brand from India with global relevance.

The acquisition aligns with Gravity Bath’s long-term growth roadmap and its expansion into the luxury and ultra-luxury segments. By integrating DILUSSO’s European aesthetics with its own advanced engineering and scalable manufacturing, Gravity Bath aims to deliver a future-ready, architect-centric portfolio.

Strategically, the integration is built on three pillars: refined Italian design with handcrafted detailing, advanced engineering focused on durability and precision, and future-forward bathware solutions combining European sensibilities with Indian innovation. DILUSSO will also serve as the luxury spearhead for Gravity Bath’s international expansion through global retail and distribution partnerships.

Together, the two brands aim to redefine modern luxury bathware by offering timeless design, premium materials, superior performance and bespoke craftsmanship for global markets.

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