Hiding it is no longer a prerogative: the most recent home trends consolidate the bath come place of well-being. And environment and customize in one’s own image and likeness, because it is a temple of minutes dedicated to oneself. On the other hand, architects have always known that the spaces reserved for privacy to be lived in harmony require two fundamental aspects: ease e confidence.
If you once imagine the colorful bathroom it might have seemed like a frivolous claim, today, designing it in every stylistic detail is instead a prerogative. It thus turned out that, not infrequently, bello it is (also) synonymous with functional. Especially for details commonly overlooked or taken for granted, such as plaques Of command of sanitary fixtures, which, in the collective imagination, have always been imagined as an anonymous box.
Right from here the challenge began WASwho, with the determination to reinvent an archetype as consolidated as it is impersonal, has shaped a plaque of unconventional command capable of elevating both aestheticsbe it function. A plaque, essentially, from design interesting.
To do this, together with the architect Alessandro Pintothe Italian company looked at the typical sensations of analog devicesreclaiming the tradition from the point of view technologicalthe company wanted to take a big step forward in terms of evolution. Thus, the necessary also becomes beautiful.
So it was born this way Less is More Of WASthe control plate modeled on the concepts of essentiality e simplicitybut with an unexpected aesthetic.
Inspired by the origins of the system mechanical exhaust, Less is More Of WAS it’s not just beautiful to look at: the two little ones cord in nylon respectively corresponding to the more or less intense flowthey incentivize a conscious use of this gesture, which results in significant water savings.
Con minimalism contemporaryOli simply invites you to make a choice, activating the identified cord, without any abstruse sign or symbol to decipher.
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