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High-quality, stainless steel faucets are produced by QuadroDesign, a young company led by two brothers. These faucets are designed with a focus on timeless design and are built to last, reducing waste. Sustainability is a central principle at QuadroDesign. This commitment is reflected in material selection, production processes, product design, supply chain management, and even distribution strategies. The company collaborates with design studios that share their environmental focus. Through this dedication to timeless design, exceptional quality, and environmental responsibility, QuadroDesign is redefining the faucet industry. It demonstrates that luxury and sustainability can coexist.

 

A Milanese apartment in Chinatown finds new life with a bold color palette and material play. Though the original layout remains, each room is transformed through a vibrant dance of cool and warm tones. Source taps play a role in the kitchen, complementing the interior design. The kitchen, in the same environment, becomes a monochromatic and immersive moment in its own right within a larger setting, and is defined by a green tone that is used for the walls, floor, doors, and marble top. The interior was in fact conceived as a concatenation of spaces, linked together by a precise choice of colors and materials.

 

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Studio Manuarino, under the guidance of Salvatore Vicidomini and Antonella Feraco, has delivered a masterpiece of contemporary Phlegraean architecture. This project involved the complete demolition and reconstruction of a modest house, transforming it into a stunning testament to thoughtful design and execution.

The house itself leans towards clean lines and a contemporary aesthetic. Source faucets, with their minimalist design, perfectly complement this style. Moreover, the architects used high-quality materials throughout the house, including tuff masonry and likely high-end fixtures. Source faucets, being crafted from AISI316L stainless steel, aligsn with this focus on quality. 

 

Atelierzero undertook the renovation of a private apartment within a traditional Milanese casa di ringhiera. The project involved a functional reorganization, placing service areas (bathroom, laundry/guest room) on the lower floor and relocating primary functions to the attic level.  A key feature is the creation of a small terrace overlooking the courtyard, offering a connection to the outdoors and natural light for the new kitchen.  Beyond physical space, the renovation served as an opportunity for mental decluttering. A selection process identified objects, furnishings, and artwork to be retained, replacing the habit-driven clutter with intentional choices. The project acknowledges the deeply personal nature of a home and positions the renovation as a chance to reflect on what truly matters in the experience of a new space. Source taps by QuadroDesign and classic materials like Vienna straw, terrazzo, marble, and parquet form the foundation, reinterpreted in a contemporary style for a sense of lived-in comfort.