Glass sinks that are unabashedly modern

Foto 2 - Lavabo NIGHT - BOX pensili
I’ve been going through all the press kits I collected at Cersaie last fall—something I should have done a long time ago—and came across these images from Cogliati…Cogliati, a brand of glass manufacturer Vetraria Cogliati Srl in Lissone, Italy. I can’t say I know anything about the company, but its products were intriguing enough for me to want to post these images.

Although its Cersaie introductions were interesting in themselves, I wanted to start with those already in production. These includes Night, a collection of multi-part sinks in pedestal and countertop styles. The pedestals (above and below) feature an outer container formed of 10-mm-thick clear tempered glass and a removable inner component, also made of glass, that comes in in a tempered and varnished version, as well as lively varnished and decorated designs.

Foto 1 -Lavabi NIGHT serigrafati

The Drop vessel sink is formed of blown glass that is 8-mm-thick and is shown here atop the kinda-funky Base storage unit, which is equipped with drawers feature tempered-glass fronts. The bowl measures 43 cm in diameter at its widest and is 38.6 cm tall.

DROP Lavabi - BASE serigrafata

Ring comprises an oval or round sink integrated with a wall-mounted shelf that is offered in varnished glass in a variety of colors or white Staron.

Foto 4 - Lavabo RING - specchio SUNRISE

Ring Joker Monoblock results from the combination of the Ring sink and shelf with chromed metal legs, which the company has named “Joker” (why? I do not know) and remind me of the folding tray tables that we used as kids when we ate dinner (alas, infrequently) in front of the TV.

Foto 3 - Monoblocco JOKER - specchio FLAT

Although this next photo isn’t completely clear, Vitrum is a one-piece wall-mount basin formed of 10-mm-thick clear tempered glass that can be specified in a variety of varnished colors, grey or left transparent. It comes in three sizes—small, medium and large—and two bowl widths. I’m kind of digging the freestanding glass towel rail/holder but I’m pretty sure I’d knock it over at some point and hurt myself.

Foto 5. VITRUM Lavabo  e STARLIGHT specchio

—Alice Liao

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  1.  Roberta |

    wow Alice – those are great!