New York — Duravit, a leading supplier of sanitary ceramics, is outfitting the “Cellophane House,” a project included in an exhibition organized by The Museum of Modern Art, the company announced.

The exhibit, called “Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling,” offers an examination of the historic and contemporary significance of factory-produced architecture from 1833 to modern times.

Two sink basins from Duravit’s Vero collection and two Philippe Starck-designed toilets with accessories will be included in the exhibit, the company said.

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