MATERIALS
The Beauty of Material
Material is more than what a product is made of. It defines how a form feels, how light moves across a surface, and how a bathroom becomes part of an architectural space. At BAGNOLUSSO, we explore different materials to create different expressions of beauty, comfort and character.
HERO MATERIAL
SOLID SURFACE
The Art of the Sculptural Form
Solid Surface allows form to become architecture. Its refined surface, substantial presence and sculptural character create a sense of permanence and quiet luxury. For BAGNOLUSSO, Solid Surface represents the meeting point between material, craftsmanship and design — transforming the bathtub from a functional object into a sculptural centrepiece.
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CORE MATERIAL
ACRYLIC
Lightness in Form
Light, versatile and timeless, acrylic gives designers the freedom to explore elegant curves, refined proportions and comfortable forms. It has long been one of the defining materials of the modern bathtub — combining design flexibility with everyday comfort. At BAGNOLUSSO, acrylic becomes a canvas for contemporary form.
EXPRESSION MATERIAL
RESIN
Colour, Texture, Expression
Resin opens another dimension of expression. Colour, texture and depth become part of the design itself, allowing each piece to develop its own personality. From subtle mineral tones to expressive surfaces, resin gives BAGNOLUSSO the freedom to explore a more contemporary and individual approach to the bathroom.
SIGNATURE MATERIAL
CONCRETE
Raw. Honest. Architectural.
Concrete brings the language of architecture into the bathroom. Raw, tactile and honest, its natural texture reveals the character of the material and the hand behind the object. Every surface carries subtle variations, making each piece feel individual rather than mass-produced.
FORM BEGINS WITH MATERIAL
Different materials create different possibilities.
Different textures create different emotions.
Different forms create different spaces.
BAGNOLUSSO explores them all to create objects that belong naturally within contemporary architecture.