New prints that tell stories
Bathco is introducing new patterns, which can be found in the DECO section of the new general catalog.
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DECO It offers a range of porcelain sinks decorated with exclusive designs created by the company's artists or by prestigious designers who collaborate with their own designs. Six new prints are added to the existing ones to offer new proposals for the bathroom.
ADÁN Y EVA by Cecilio Espejo plays with the always perfect combination of black and white and a strong graphic style that makes for a playful yet balanced piece. Meanwhile, CÓMIC is full of vibrant colors, and characters and dialogues intermingle, reminding us of the distinct aesthetic of American comics.
The beauty of CRAQUELÉ lies in its simulation of time, caused by the gradual and uneven contraction of the glaze over the ceramic paste.
TERRAZO pays homage to the material that caused a sensation in the 1970s, becoming popular as a flooring material of all types. Now Bathco brings it to porcelain sinks through decals in three colors: black, gray, and one.
Designer Lucio Traficante creates two prints for the Cantabrian company: Axonometric and Hexagon. The designer himself says of AXONOMETRIC that its geometry fades into space and merges with time, to give rise to a universal sink that transcends the boundaries of any fashion or context.
For its part, HEXAGON is an attempt to imitate the constructive systems of nature, and not just their finished forms, without understanding the intrinsic structures that determine them. Traficante assures that it is “A longing, not to copy nature, but to express it.”.
