Archeda envisions the bathroom as a space where design is responsible for generating comfort and refreshment. The new proposals faithfully follow this concept, and in the 2024 collection, the company focuses on new colours and materials. Finishes have always played a prominent role in the company's design thinking, which devotes time and resources to researching colour trends and possible applications in the bathroom world.
Tulle is a collection of suspended bathroom furniture with which endless compositions can be created. Furniture with countertop, built-in, or double washbasin, base units with drawers characterised by a series of internal accessories made with great attention to the organisation of space, complete with wall units, mirrors, and coordinated accessories.
The collection, conceived by designer Dario Poles, has no handles and is characterised by a 45-degree groove on the door that facilitates the opening of drawers.
In 2024, the collection is expanded with new modules, accessories and complements, washbasins, tubs, mirrors, shelves, storage units, internal and external lighting systems, and new finishes, including striped woods on lacquered colours.
The Tulle line is enriched with Olimpo, a series of column washbasins that recall the archetypes of Ancient Greece. A new striped finish characterises the collection, with a vertical banded surface that originated in the 1930s and 1950s during the rationalist and modernist periods.
The collection is also completed with a series of Opera column containers that, through an offset in the doors of 10cm, create a striking effect that allows a glimpse of the interior of the containers.
In line with its vocation, Archeda continues in the direction of researching new materials, fine finishes, and innovative technical solutions to offer a quality product while defining inspirations for a contemporary bathroom that meets the needs of an increasingly sensitive consumer.
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