Art enters the bathroom in this latest creation by designer-sculptor Prospero Rasulo.
November 3rd, 2014
Gessi’s commitment to creative experimentation and innovation comes to the fore once again with the new CONO collection.
Like all of Gessi’s collections, CONO exudes a powerful form. The key element of the design is a sculpturally shaped cone that extends throughout the entire line of bathroom furnishings, from taps to basins, baths and accessories.
The collection is an innovative mix of the organic and geometric, a combination of quiet and graceful Eastern shapes inspired by nature and the contemporary edge of the West.
Every attention to detail has been made, and the collection’s distinctive design makes it ideal for both contemporary and classical interiors.
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GESSI Singapore Pte Ltd is located at 165 Penang Road.
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