The new Ex.t Frieze collection by Marcante-Testa will be unveiled at this year’s Maison&Objet starting later this week in Paris.
Aesthetically exuberant, full of colour and with a strong architectural imprint, the Ex.t Frieze collection aims to further expand the company’s range. With a completely new and original aesthetic language, Frieze embodies perfectly the idea of Ex.t bathroom – a modular, versatile and functional environment able to transform and renew itself continuously following the trends of contemporary living.
The collection features three washbasins – Frieze One High, Frieze One Low and Frieze Two Lined, along with various accessories and offers a very versatile system both spatially and stylistically. The combination of different shapes, colours, finishes and materials allows countless unique and original combinations.
Inspired by the “entablatures” series by Roy Lichtenstein, the project is articulated through different sizes of sinks, materials and colours where the washbasin stars as the central element of the bathroom to organize the accessory elements.
The designer’s architectural approach involves the entire spatial dimension of the bathroom with the position of the sink being defined from a central wall strip while the upper and a lower part of the wall can be covered in different materials, creating space to install the mirror, shelves, furniture and towel hooks.
2020 is a year of experimentation and exploration of new languages for Ex.T which is demonstrated in the new collaboration with Marcenta-Testa.
A range of Ex.t products are available in Australia through Studio Bagno. For more information visit ex-t.com or studiobagno.com.au/en/
