It’s that time of year again when all eyes in the bathroom world turn to the Salone del Mobile in Milan.
The core ideas of the 10th edition of the International Bathroom Exhibition was about new aesthetic and design languages, nature, responsibility, innovative materials and well-being. What we saw presented from the brands was a reflection of this evolution, so we thought Bathrooms In Focus should take a look. Enjoy!
With the help of designers Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba, Zucchetti reinvented their classic Pan brassware range to bring us Pan S, embodying elegance and functionality like never before. With fluid lines and uninterrupted forms, Pan S stands as a symbol of timeless sophistication, now presented in a range of modern and unconventional finishes to suit every style.
Their second offering was the stunning by Sablier, crafted in AISI 316L stainless steel and designed by Monica Armani Studio. Featuring sleek, sinuous shapes, these mixers come in brushed and sandblasted versions, offering a delightful tactile experience.
Citterio C by Hansgrohe AXOR reinterprets brassware with a view to increasing comfort in smaller bathroom spaces. Minimalist in spirit, with soft contours and a sensuous shape, the brassware range invites touch with its distinctive detail: a subtle bevel surrounding the socket and lever handle.
Antonio Citterio explains: “I sensed the need for a new design language for the sink. The collection had to be streamlined and to become more compact, with a softness that spoke to our desire for comfort and a reduced materiality that reflected the contemporary imperative to create more with less. It had to fit every lifestyle, especially in terms of surface colors. Above all, the design of each piece had to last.”
Along with further developing their Heute Culture range with Ludovica, Pelle and Sensazioni, Gessi presented the new Incastri collection, combined with the capsule collection of washbasins, created in collaboration with Kengo Kuma and inspired by the Japanese tradition of Chidori, an ancient game of connections, intersections and overlaps in an exploration of natural materials, craftsmanship and design.
Laufen has committed to a more sustainable and inclusive future by developing innovative materials and carefully planning production, but also through intelligent solutions produced to stand the test of time and are characterised by high quality as well as aesthetics.
Presenting their MEDA and Silent Flush products Laufen highlighted their ability to produce products that retain sought after design while being strong, efficient and silent.
Nestled within the bustling exhibition hall, Roca’s pavilion stood out with a geometric design that is reminiscent of the Mediterranean and closely linked to Barcelona architecture.
At the heart of the space is the colourful Nu brassware collection, a captivating focal point with a vivid and playful design. Along with the advanced Ona collection that balances smart tech with inspired design.
A unique, refined style for a very glamour bathroom. Scarabeo presented Cross, the new interior decoration solution that will convert your bathroom into a delicate, original and fascinating place.
The wooden base, with crossing elements joined by ceramic inserts, supports a round ceramic top that can receive 14 types of washbasins from the Scarabeo collections (Bucket, Glam, Mizu, Thin Line, Shape and furnishings washbasins).
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