Globo gives a taste of its own multifaceted proposal: a kaleidoscopic mix of settings for the bathroom that ranges from pure color to sophisticated decorations, from natural materials to the latest patented technology.
The ceremonial richness of nature, characterized by numerous sweetly curved profiles together with clean and well-defined lines, is what inspires the new Lago collection, by the Swedish trio Claesson Koivisto Rune.
The collection of Lago sanitaryware is sculpted with interconnecting straight lines, box shapes and bowl shapes, which merge into each other to reconcile contrasting elements such as lines and curves, squares and round shapes.
It was created to meet the numerous demands of the new Forty3 collection by CreativeLab+;a design workshop born out of the desire to openly experiment with new partnerships. Versatile and manifold, this family of products is in fact suitable for small living spaces, but can also be used as a functional passe-partout for large suppliers.
The traditional lines of the bathroom reinterpreted with Globo’s spirit. These are the ingredients of this year’s third new collection, Daily, also designed by CreativeLab+ that reinterprets the traditional lines of the bathroom and offers a basic line with a variety of different products. It blends the aesthetic aspect with the functional one without sacrificing the design typical of the brand.
Lastly is presented the “NOVO Lavatoio” prototype, designed by students Gaia Cervellati and Celeste Volpi. This project, which modernly reinterprets a traditional object through both functional and aesthetically balanced solutions with a lovely removable wood axis, won the Product Design Laboratory 2 award, sponsored by Globo and coordinated by Professor Romano Adolini from the Ferrara School of Architecture and Industrial Design. This confirms, just like with its research, attention towards the new generation and scouting that are all part of the company’s DNA.
