Vinci, Lucca, Volterra and Prato are four washbasin models designed by Lucio Traficante for Bathco as part of the union of solid surface and wood.
Vinci stands out for its durability and its attractive matte finish, achieved thanks to a composition with thermal characteristics that give it translucency and whiteness.
Birch wood, which is also known as ‘marine board’, is used to build boats that must fight against inclement weather. Due to its durability and permanence, it was chosen to create bathroom pieces that are constantly in contact with water.
This wood allows the creation of unique pieces since expert Spanish carpenters turn blocks of marine board combining the most traditional work with the latest technology, resulting in wooden rings that fit perfectly with the Solid Surface bases.
Vinci: the washbasin is an evolution of the well-known Polaris and is a circular piece of board that gives it height and its presence is adapted to its circular shape.
Lucca: the best expression of the circular washbasin that respects straight walls with an angle of 90º.
Volterra: Its walls are the best example of the thin characteristic – they are inclined towards the outside and are supported on a white Solid Surface base whose edges are completely rounded.
Prato: Is the result of the evolution of the Belted basin that can be installed on a countertop or semi-built-in.
All four washbasins can be placed on the Portofino semi pedestal, also designed by Lucio Traficante. Portofino is also made from solid surface and has a design with pure and elegant shapes that complements, aesthetically and functionally, the line of sinks in this collection. Its design is designed to be placed on the wall, being suspended to facilitate cleaning the area.
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