More details have surfaced regarding the preview for this year’s Salone del Mobile. It seems this year the show will be honoring the work of Leonardo Da Vinci. Many brands have already adhered to echoing this Renaissance master’s ideas. This year’s edition will be celebrating DaVinci’s 500th anniversary of death. With that in […]
Milan Design Week is an event full of many great initiatives to see in the area of design and we’re having a deeper look at yet another more you can see in April. We’re talking about the Superdesign Show by Superstudio Group. This initiative is which deeply explores design and […]
Maison et Object is getting closer and closer and there are many people waiting to have a look at some of their favorite brands, including the ones with bathroom furniture. Check out our list for some of the best Bathroom Furniture Brands for you to see at Maison et Object 2019.
Opening our list is Maison Valentina is a brand that is known to deliver the most exquisite and sophisticated bathroom furniture one has ever seen. It’s a reference when it comes to some of the most luxurious bathroom furniture brands of the modern day.
Antonio Lupi is one of Italy’s most well-known luxury brands of Italy. They produce a variety of carefully designed furniture from sinks, bathtubs, and tops to showerheads, taps, mirrors and other accessories.
This Italian furniture brand works closely together with names such as Alessandro La Spada, Claudio Silvestrin, Giulio Cappellini and Raffaello Galiotto.
Despite their greatest specialty being glassware, this brand also produces bathroom furniture. And the glass accessories are indeed beautiful and a very good example of carefully planned craftmanship.
This brand is 25 years old and has managed to become a reference not only in design and interior decoration but also on Italian-made products including bathroom furniture. One of their most well-known projects has to be “Wide&Style”, a high-resolution digital decoration project which consists of large ceramic slabs up to 160 × 320 cm.
