Atelier
The project is developed as a total architecture of space, in an intense dialogue that crosses the senses and interweaves beauty, matter and technology. Woods, metals, glass and stones connect in a calibrated color sequence of opaque, reflective and layered surfaces.
At the center of the composition, the suspended Soft shelf in bronzed Peltrox steel, defined by a profile with a rounded edge and soft radiusing, introduces an essential but strongly characterized sign, capable of supporting the material and, at the same time, lightening its presence in the space. On it rests the honed Travertino Titanium marble washbasin, carved from the solid block, which brings a sculptural dimension and intense material strength to the project.
The culture of manufacturing boiserie evolves into a system: surface becomes design, design becomes architecture. The new Atelier system introduces an evolved architectural order. Made with an aluminum honeycomb structure, it accommodates sartorial workmanship: lines are drawn in relation to the space and the project, building textures that cross the wall and define its rhythm. The steps generate an open grammar, capable of shaping ever-changing configurations for paneling, doors and passage doors.
Artistry 
architectural identity.
Research, innovation and design discipline converge in an identity system in which every choice, from the transformation of material to the definition of technical solutions, contributes to a new architectural freedom. The bathroom is not conceived as a simple service environment, but as part of a broader vision of living, where function, beauty and space construction coincide in a single design experience.
Into this balance also comes the Graf finish in the backrest, an intense three-dimensional surface that introduces a new perceptual depth and makes the material more legible, more present, more architectural.
Its texture builds a subtle vibration, a controlled relief that dialogues with bronze, stone, and mirror reflection.
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