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Pypeline is made of a cylindrical module, 5 cm in diameter and available in length of 20, 30 or 40 cm, repeated in a staggered, non-linear sequence defined by a rhythmic offset of axes. The geometric purity and minimalist character thus evolve into a dynamic design, expressed in a radiator designed for electric-only operation.

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Tubone is one of the most iconic models in our catalogue. Launched in 2004 and designed by Andrea Crosetta, it received an Honorable Mention at the Compasso d’Oro ADI Award. Its design is striking and iconic and can be customized in one of the more than 200 color options available in the catalogue.

Musina and Posso basins draw inspiration from the historic Venetian wells, transforming them into contemporary design pieces that preserve their essential qualities of care, beauty, solidity and the profound connection between water, stone, and design. Through the textures of the stone - selectable from the various options in the Kreoo catalogue - and the reinterpretation of an ancient object, Musina and Posso bring a sense of calm and memory into contemporary spaces.

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There are two key themes behind the design of this collection,” explains Victor Vasilev. “On one hand, the identification of a repeatable matrix; on the other, the contrast between aesthetic rigor and compositional freedom. The controlled displacement of the cylindrical modules transforms the archetype of the industrial pipe into a form in motion, a kind of ‘interrupted flow’ that plays with light and shadow. The combination of these aspects gives rise to Pypeline, a radiator suitable for different environments and spatial typologies”.
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The Lana radiator collection, designed by AMDL CIRCLE, the studio founded by Michele De Lucchi, has received the Honourable Mention at the 29th ADI Compasso d’Oro Award. Already honoured with the Archiproducts Design Awards and the Archello Awards, the collection was selected by the international jury for its excellence in product design. It breaks away from traditional conventions and introduces a modular and versatile heating system distinguished by a strong decorative character that perfectly aligns with its technical identity and performance.

A stainless steel finish is now available for the Carlo & Tina heating accessory collection, designed by and Andrea Crosetta. The new finish expands the customization options for this model, which can be configured with matching or contrasting tubular element and hook, from the more than 200 options available in our catalogue.

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Recalling the structure of an ideogram, with slender strokes that define its form, Hashi, - whose name alludes to Japanese chopsticks - echoes its visual lightness and essential concept: our new towel warmer designed by Piero Lissoni features a subtle framework made up of two vertical collectors and horizontal elements. The former function as hooks, allowing bathrobes to be hung; the latter, arranged in a continuously varied rhythm with never-equal spacing, project 4 cm beyond the sides, emphasizing the product’s minimal aesthetic and its almost intangible outlines. Two mirrors can be attached to the horizontal tubes, specifically designed for this model.

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Some have compared it to a work by Constantin Brâncuși, for its sculptural value and direct-carving quality: the new Pypeline collection, created for us by Victor Vasilev, goes far beyond the concept of a radiator. It is a wall-mounted object with a ‘kinetic’ effect which, through the composition of cylinders with a diameter of 5 cm and different lengths, breaks up formal staticity. The idea is a design that condenses, within a repeatable matrix, the antithesis between aesthetic rigour and compositional freedom.

The galvanic finishes — ‘Light Gold’, ‘Copper’, ‘Black Diamond’ and ‘Nickel Brushed’ — enhance the product’s aesthetic. It can be installed horizontally or vertically and composed starting from the two available size variants.

200 sqm, with our customary ‘total black’ look and the signature of Victor Vasilev: at the Salone del Mobile.Milano we presented our new products – Pypeline and Hashi – within a rigorous architectural setting and a museum-style display.
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Alberico Crosetta and Dante O. Benini together at the Antrax IT’s stand at the Salone del Mobile.