When we need to renovate the bathroom, choosing a mixer can be difficult. First of all, consider aspects of space and design. In addition, you need to have different mixers: for washbasins, bidets, tubs or showers. In every area of the bathroom where we install the mixer, we will need to evaluate lines, shapes and geometries so that they can respond, for aesthetics and convenience, to the best style and design solution. So, what mixer would you choose for our bathroom?
Flaminia, the leading Italian company in the production of sanitary ceramics and bathroom furnishings, has designed several taps, modern and functional. Let’s see some examples of taps ideal for a comfortable setting.
Fold: crushed profile and original shake
The Fold taps collection is the ultimate result of a mechanical folding object. These are minimal elements that guarantee a high level of aesthetic quality. You can choose between the high or normal single lever washbasin mixer, the bidet single-lever mixer, shower head and built-in bath set consisting of dispenser, mixer and hand shower.
One: light aesthetics and strong visual impact
The One taps line is an object born to be a real contemporary element that gives great aesthetic impact from simple shapes.
Noke’: Strong style lines
The Noke’ line is a set of decisive lines and shapes characterized by a captivating and exclusive design. The collection consists of wall-mounted or washbasin mixers, washbasin mixers, bidet single-lever mixers, shower head, built-in mixer tap, mixer and hand shower. A set of elements that can give you extra touch to your bathroom.
Simple geometries of the Si line
If you want to renovate the bathroom by giving the environment an original style, you can consider the Si taps line. The design of the shapes of this set of bathroom taps has been designed to fulfill the functions essential. A true pure, linear and fluid design object that perfectly respects the functions of everyday gesture. To find out about the lines of taps and bathroom fittings, you can consult the products page on our official website.
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