An attractive architectural solution of awesome simplicity. Can be wall or bench mounted. Dimensions:As shown 500mm(W) x 480mm(D) x 170mm(H). A wide range of alternate sizes and configurations available. Applications: Commercial or residential Variations: Colours available on indent Finish: Glazed fine fireclay Designer: Nilo Gioacchini for StudioBagno
November 21st, 2008
An attractive architectural solution of awesome simplicity. Can be wall or bench mounted.
Dimensions:As shown 500mm(W) x 480mm(D) x 170mm(H). A wide range of alternate sizes and configurations available.
Applications: Commercial or residential
Variations: Colours available on indent
Finish: Glazed fine fireclay
Designer: Nilo Gioacchini for StudioBagno
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