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A name – ‘pettine’ meaning comb - which unequivocally conjures up its shape. This new decorative radiator designed by Andrea Crosetta for Antrax IT was conceived precisely as a macro-scale comb to 'beautify' our homes with. Just like the object it was inspired by, this radiator was designed to be a decorative and functional element.
On one hand its three different sizes mean it can be used to create geometric compositions to decorate walls and on the other it is a convenient place for towels or clothing in the bathroom. Pettine decorative radiator is made of a steel plate with an essential, rigorous profile in 3.5 and 7 elements and 68.5x55 cm, 112.5x55 cm and 176.5x55 cm sizes respectively. It is available in more than 200 colours highlighting its decorative value and giving dynamic and fashionable definition to rooms.
Pettine
- Product Name
- Pettine
- Designer
- Andrea Crosetta
- Manufacturer
- Antrax
- Manufactured
- Italy
- Material
- Metal, Steel
- Type
- Towel warmers
Panel radiators - Use
- Residential
Commercial - Installation
- Wall-mounted
- Style
- Contemporary
- Source
- Electric
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