Marcel

Product Description

Marcel

Inspired by the sinuous yet rational shapes of the Bauhaus and the elegance and essentiality of the production of curved solid wood and Vienna straw furniture, the Marcel washbasin reinterprets the distinctive stylistic feature of the Thonet family in a modern key. With Marcel, Cielo continues its design journey in which artisan tradition and innovation dialogue: the result is an iconic model that captures the essence of the past and at the same time is an expression of new living trends. A solution that brings elegance, lightness and design to bathroom furnishings, in which the softness of the ceramic is enhanced by a play of balances between different materials and interwoven textures.

The common thread of this new proposal, which guarantees an aesthetic continuum between the elements, is the artisanal skill: the expert use of ceramic modelling, in its many shades, combines synergistically with the cabinet-making skill of the ash curve and the refined weaving of the rush (Vienna straw). The result is a distinctive product, a perfect example of the mastery of the unique Italian know-how of the Company. The protagonist is always the ceramic which, shaped by the skilled hands of the expert craftsmen of Ceramica Cielo, makes the washbasin extremely pleasant both to the sight and to the touch.

The washbasin is available in glossy white and in the matt and glossy shades of the “Terre” and “Acque di Cielo” colour palettes. Born from the constant search for the perfect balance between formal rationality and quality of materials, Marcel is made even more functional and unique by the structure, embellished by the sinuous design of the chest of drawers - with the front covered in Vienna straw - both available in natural or black-stained ash wood. To make the bathroom environment even more distinctive, this iconic piece is completed with the Marcel mirror cabinet with double door and front in Vienna straw, which, recalling the covering of the chest of drawers, guarantees maximum stylistic coherence and compositional freedom.