Falper: Minimalism and Sensorial Matter

Washbasins, bathtubs and furniture from the latest bathroom collection

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07/03/2019 - An original liaison of minimalism and sensorial matter defines the new bathroom collection by Falper. The collection’s aesthetic researchis minimalist in its preference for essential and soft forms. The choice of sensorial finishes like Cristalplant® Biobased, Carrara marble and acacia wood leads the materials to dialogue harmoniously with one another.

At ISH, Falper showcases the washbasins designed by Victor Vasilev – Ala, Eccentrico and Wave – focussed on the relationship between materials; the Homey bathtub and washbasins by Simone Bonanny & Attila Veress take form through a simple metal detail; Matteo Thun & Antonio Rodriguez analyze the link between simplicity and lightness in the Monsieur washbasin; Métrica presents a new version of Edge; Lucia Carlomagno molds Cristalplant® into the fluid shapes of the Lancetta bathtub.

Ala – Design Victor Vasilev

Ala - Design Victor Vasilev

The idea for ALA was born from the meticulous search for a new washbasin, fresh and different from the rest. The result is a clean surface that hides all functional components creates a product with minimal and familiar lines.

Eccentrico – Design Victor Vasilev

Eccentrico - Design Victor Vasilev

A rational design exalts the geometric essence of the circle, declining it into a totemic element: a freestanding washbasin. The fundamental nature of this creation gives way to organic interactions between the sensorial materials chosen: Carrara marble, wood, metal and Cristalplant®.

Wave - Design Victor Vasilev

Wave - Design Victor Vasilev

The contrast between squared external lines and the soft curves of the central slope characterize the Wave washbasin. The Solid Surface base and the Carrara marble body never come into contact with one another, in a congenial union that allows water to gently flow along – and through – the juncture between the two.

Homey - Design Simone Bonanni & Attila Veress

Homey - Design Simone Bonanni & Attila Veress

An abstract complicity between light and shadow creates gentle and silent volumes in space. The HOMEY collection is made up of three elements (bathtub, countertop and freestanding washbasin), each one available with optional metallic finishes. The metal element becomes the defining frame that confers a precious aura to the white canvas of the furniture, bringing to life a sculptural object that is simple and timeless.

Monsieur - Design Matteo Thun & Antonio Rodriguez

Monsieur - Design Matteo Thun & Antonio Rodriguez

A slender metal structure receives a soft basin in Cristalplant®. The Monsieur design by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez was born of an in-depth study focused on simplicity, lightness and the serendipitous encounter of structural and sophisticated materials. At ISH, Falper will present a new version of Monsieur with stainless steel detailing.

Edge Wood - Design Métrica

Edge Wood - Design Métrica

Métrica’s Edge design evolves taking on the confident, sensorial features of thermo-treated acacia wood in EDGE WOOD, solidly balanced out by the surface’s marble and the stainless steel of the recessed handle.

Lancetta - Design Lucia Carlomagno

Lancetta - Design Lucia Carlomagno

The Lancetta bathtub is an expression of total equilibrium between grace of form and the rigor of design. The product offers a complete aesthetic and functional experience, underscored by the perfection of the surface.

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