Rakishly thin fine lines eschew the industrial aesthetic. A washplane basin area bordered by a refined rim. Suitable for wall or bench Dimensions: As shown 600mm(W) x 450mm(D) x 165mm(H) 800mm(W) x 450mm(D) x 165(H). Applications: Commercial or residential Variations: Available in anthracite glaze on indent Finish: Glazed fine fireclay Designer: Massimiliano Abati for StudioBagno
November 21st, 2008
Rakishly thin fine lines eschew the industrial aesthetic. A washplane basin area bordered by a refined rim. Suitable for wall or bench
Dimensions: As shown 600mm(W) x 450mm(D) x 165mm(H) 800mm(W) x 450mm(D) x 165(H).
Applications: Commercial or residential
Variations: Available in anthracite glaze on indent
Finish: Glazed fine fireclay
Designer: Massimiliano Abati for StudioBagno
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