The Sienite collection takes as its starting point the igneous rock that gives it its name, transferring the visual richness and internal structure of mineral materials to the sink. Each piece interprets that composition through a surface in which particles, nuances, and chromatic variations are integrated into the mass.

The design starts from the observation of stone: its grain, its density, and how light disperses over non-uniform surfaces. From there, a continuous finish is constructed where texture is not applied, but rather becomes part of the material itself, generating depth and an ever-changing read.

The different tones—greens, blues, and neutrals—do not act as a coating but are integrated into the composition, resulting in pieces with a balance between uniformity and variation. The result is a sink that conveys solidity, but also a certain visual lightness thanks to the softness of its shapes.

Sienita is situated at an intermediate point between the natural and the technical, reinterpreting stone with a contemporary logic. A collection where the material is not imitated, but reconstructed to give rise to its own language within the bathroom space.