There are toilets. And there is the Skullpot in gold — the world's only skull toilet, finished with a glossy gold glaze that is fired at over 1,000°C rather than applied. Not paint that will flake in time, but a surface that lasts as long as your standards for the room. This is genuine sanitary ceramic in a form no other maker offers: a wall-hung skull toilet with a rimless flush and a soft-close seat, not a gilded novelty. The price will raise the question — is a gold skull toilet a gag? — and the honest answer is in the glaze, the certifications and the fact that you can sit on it, clean it and mount it like any other ceramic bowl. For anyone who is not merely renovating, but wants a statement where it is least expected: the guest cloakroom, the hotel washroom, the bathroom that should be remembered.
Technical specifications
- Material: toilet ceramic / lid: polypropylene
- Dimensions: L: 54 cm x W: 34.5 cm x H: 31 cm
- Weight: 25 KG
- Max load: Toilet: 400 KG / lid: 100 KG
Technical specifications (pdf)
Features & benefits
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A design unique worldwide: Not an off-the-shelf series product, but the only skull toilet there is — developed in 2020 by Marc Berbet, who turned an ordinary object into a statement you cannot overlook. Uniqueness here is a fact of the market, not a slogan.
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Glaze-hardened gold surface: The colour is fired at over 1,000°C, not sprayed on — so the gloss holds after years of daily use and cleaning, without flaking or fading. Gold as ceramic, not as a film.
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Rimless flush with soft-close: As uncompromising as the design, as considered as the engineering — rimless flush for easy cleaning, toilet seat with a gentle soft-close. Spectacle in the form, routine in the use.
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Geberit-compatible, standard wall mounting: Fits common concealed cistern systems and mounts like any other wall-hung WC bowl — no special connection required. The gold skull toilet uses the same wall as a white one.
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CE and UPC certified: Not only a showpiece — the Skullpot meets the same certification standards as classic sanitary ceramic. The marks are there so the gold does not have to argue that it is still a toilet.
Frequently asked questions
Is a gold skull toilet not too much for an ordinary bathroom?
It depends on the ambition. Gold with the distinctive skull design is strongest in a reduced, dark or monochrome bathroom — as a deliberate contrast rather than an extra. Many customers pair the gold Skullpot with black or anthracite tiles precisely for that effect. The skull toilet then carries the room; the rest can stay quiet.
I rent — may I still have the Skullpot installed?
Yes. You may exchange your existing toilet for the Skullpot provided you refit the original, or restore the previous state, when you move out. The Skullpot belongs to you, not to the property — it simply comes along at the next move. Ownership stays with the ceramic, not the lease.
Does the gold surface look as high-quality in person as it does in the product photographs?
Yes — and often more so, because photographs only partly capture the depth of the glaze-hardened surface. The colour is fired at over 1,000°C rather than applied, so the gloss holds even at close range. That is the difference between a gold skull toilet and a painted one.
Is the Skullpot suitable for commercial rooms such as bars or restaurants?
Definitely. In hospitality in particular, the gold Skullpot is used on purpose as a talking point and a photograph — from boutique hotel to cocktail bar. Guests remember the washroom; that is the commercial argument as well as the private one.
