Studio Bagno

Some bathroom collections follow trends. Others quietly endure.

Modern Classics, Made in Italy by Olympia Ceramica.

Milady and Impero explore two distinct interpretations of timeless bathroom design — from floating architectural minimalism to classical permanence.

Though visually different, both collections share a quieter Italian design philosophy centred on restraint, longevity and lasting relevance beyond short-term trend cycles.

DECUS. Form Controlled.

Resolved through softened geometry and refined proportion, Decus defines restraint in contemporary bath design. Sculptural yet composed, its controlled silhouette and chamfered base establish a quieter architectural language within the space.

Designed to feel calm, refined and grounded within contemporary interiors, Decus reflects a softer approach to freestanding bath design — where form, proportion and atmosphere work together with clarity and restraint.

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One idea. Two resolutions.

A sculptural basin where proportion and geometry are carefully controlled.

Equilibrium 1 and Equilibrium 2 explore variation through height and volume — maintaining a consistent design language while shifting presence within the space.

By ALICE Ceramica . Made in Italy.

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A contemporary interpretation of the terrace typology, shaped by a disciplined approach to form, material, and planning.

Revisiting Portman Street — where sculpted brickwork establishes rhythm across the façade, while internally, a restrained material palette extends through to the bathrooms, allowing form and proportion to define the space.

Designed by Smart Design Studio, the project reflects a modernist approach where clarity and resolution underpin the architecture.

A surface, redefined.

A soft, sculpted form sits within — calm, balanced, and quietly distinctive. Designed for everyday use.

Lunaris by ALICE Ceramica , Italy. Available in a range of sizes and finishes.

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Colour, Controlled.

The Nur basin in Matt Lemon, by ALICE Ceramica , introduces colour in a considered way — maintaining clarity of edge, proportion and internal geometry.

Softened form and refined detailing allow the basin to integrate naturally within contemporary bathroom spaces, without visual excess.

A subtle shift, but a deliberate one.

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https://www.studiobagno.com.au/catalogue/category/search?q=nur

Great to be back at Sydney Design School with Tony Rowlands, sharing how bathroom design comes together in practice.

From small space planning to materials, performance and long-term value, the session covered the thinking behind good bathroom design — where function and aesthetics need to work together.

Always a rewarding session. Thanks to Sydney Design School and Michelle Burke for the invitation — and a delight to meet the next generation of interior designers.

Equilibrium.

A sculptural basin where proportion, form and balance resolve into a single architectural gesture.

The Equilibrium 2 Bench Basin by ALICE Ceramica , shown here in Matte Laguna, brings calm presence to the wash area through its softly elevated circular form.

A refined centrepiece designed to anchor contemporary bathroom spaces.

For a closer look →
https://www.studiobagno.com.au/product/equilibrium-2-bench-basin_eq40210

Spy. By design.

The Spy basin collection by Alice Ceramica brings architectural precision to compact spaces.

Defined by crisp geometry and restrained proportions, Spy is particularly suited to powder rooms, ensuites and space-conscious interiors. Select models incorporate a discreet integrated shelf, adding everyday practicality while maintaining a minimal presence.

Handcrafted in Italy 🇮🇹and available in a considered palette of finishes.✨✨

Explore the Spy collection:
https://www.studiobagno.com.au/catalogue/category/search?q=spy

Form. Refined. Architectural cohesion in practice.

Encore by Mingara is an 86-room hotel on the NSW Central Coast, designed by Marchese Partners and recognised at the 2025 Newcastle Excellence in Building Awards.

Clarity, consistency, and long-term performance shape the interiors — particularly within the bathrooms, where elements were resolved as part of a cohesive composition.

Studio Bagno supported the bathroom specification, helping ensure the final outcome aligned with both design intent and the practical demands of hospitality use.



Read more → https://www.studiobagno.com.au/blog/encore-by-mingara-project-spotligh