Looking for classical style in the bathroom? Here are our top furnishing tips.

Old-style classical

Classic Italian style never goes out of fashion, and is popular even in the bathroom world. There are as many fans of classic bathroom furniture as there are options for classical-style bathroom accessories.

But how has this style changed?

Today, there are many variations on the classic bathroom faucet, now available in numerous shapes and finishes to meet different needs. Traditional collections have been joined on the market by modern solutions that take inspiration from the past with an eye on the future, with an avant-garde twist.

The more classic faucets are perfect for devotees of the "true" classical style, an old-fashioned, elaborate, romantic look featuring soft lines. In this case, it’s best to coordinate with classic-style bathroom furniture in warm tones. Have you ever noticed that the knobs are the real stars of a bathroom faucet? Their unique appeal makes handles and knobs a decorative element in their own right, perfect for personalizing the bathroom environment. Among our 100% Made-in-Italy collections are the Romantica and Piccadilly lines.

New Classics

A classical faucet inspired by the past, revisiting traditional forms with contemporary, trendy flair and numerous finishes. These models are part of the so-called “New Classic” style. Like our Ios and Kea collections, they are versatile enough to fit even modern environments. In these collections you can find faucets for three-hole and single-hole sinks, bidet faucets, shower heads and shower mixers in a wide range of finishes. These kinds of faucets and fixtures are best showcased alongside minimalist furniture and wall coverings, in light or muted colors.

Ios is inspired by the “Orders” of classical architecture. The base, shaft and grooves recall ancient Doric columns, becoming a fascinating design element. The shapes of the control lever and water outlet are stark and striking, and the body is perfectly cylindrical. This collection celebrates the perfect harmony between contrasting geometries and lines, both soft and bold.