Zaha Hadid Design and Porcelanosa debut the ’Vitae’ bathroom suite
Luxury porcelain manufacturer Porcelanosa has unveiled the first images of a new bathroom collection designed in partnership with Zaha Hadid Design. The line is some of the final completed work from Hadid, who sadly passed away in March. Produced for Noken – Porcelanosa's manufacturing arm – it was first previewed at Salone del Mobile, Milan.
The collection, named ‘Vitae’, features a wide range of bath and sanitary-ware including a bathtub, basins, bathroom shelving and a wall-hung toilet with bidet. Featuring Zaha’s signature curves and fluid lines, that evoke the movement and dynamism of water, the collection was designed to merge practical needs with cutting-edge design. Inspired by seashells and the way water flows through their unique structures, the sleek ceramic pieces are a combination of the subtlety and perfection that characterised Hadid's designs.
The collection of individually handcrafted pieces won the i-NOVO Design Award from ArchiExpo, and was declared best design at Salone. July sees its official launch in London, during a presentation at Zaha Hadid Design Gallery.
Produced for Noken, the manufacturing arm of innovative bathroom equipment brand Porcenalosa, it was shown at Salone del Mobile and features individually handcrafted ceramic pieces
The suite includes a wide range of bath and sanitary-ware including a bathtub, basins, bathroom shelving and a wall-hung toilet with bidet, all featuring Hadid’s exquisite, signature sleek curves
The fluid lines and curves are designed to merge practical needs with cutting-edge design, inspired by the movement and dynamism of water flowing through the unique structures of seashells
The line – a combination of the subtlety and perfection that characterised Hadid’s designs – won the i-NOVO Design Award from ArchiExpo and was declared best design at Salone
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