Antoniolupi Presents New Bathroom Products at Maison et Objet 2019

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2018 was a successful year for the Tuscan-based bathroom brand and 2019 shows no signs of it slowing it down. During Maison et Objet, Antoniolupi design showcased some of their iconic pieces as well as a few novelties which will be the topic of today’s article. From exquisite washbasins to minimalist bathroom accessories, now, Luxury Bathrooms will show your four of the brands’ latest products!

Azimut designed by GI-RA

Water and air live together in perfect harmony. A perfect cylinder, compact, essential, precise, an image that is the perfect synthesis of technology and design: AZIMUT is the ceiling and wall showerhead in stainless steel and black Delrin with a special rotation which is the heart of the project

Breccia designed by Mario Ferrarini

Breccia is a top with a round integrated washbasin in Flumood charaterized by the strong and delicate mark at the same time, a light but evident groove on the surface that defines its identity, an aesthetic detail that satisfies a fundamental functional need, an idea that solves a technical aspect and becomes a distinctive feature of the project.

Geometrie Volanti designed by Paola Pastorini

The new carpet collection by antoniolupi is an articulated world of signs, geometries, graphics, neutral textures and subtle traces that delimit them, which spans through an encounter between the artistic avant-gardes of the early twentieth century and the current of minimal art of the late 60s reinterpreting them in a contemporary and modern way. some of the normal matrices are geometry, rigor, the absence of decoration.

Orma designed by AL Studio

Orma is a concrete collection, a series of furniture made from a “core” in laminated support, and an external “skin” in wood, lacquered or with possible coverings with other materials. A construction technique that leaves room for numerous custom possibilities and combinations of materials and textures for both the doors and the structures, as well as open compartments, drawers and containers