All through historical past, the symbiotic relationship between nature and tradition has considerably influenced artwork, vogue, and structure. Aiming to unravel the assorted dimensions through which nature can function a wellspring of inspiration, Milan Design Week is centered round “Materia Natura”. Embracing this theme, the world’s largest annual design occasion serves as a great stage for GROHE SPA, the premium sub-brand of GROHE, a number one international model for full rest room options and kitchen fittings. The phrase SPA initially comes from the primary letters of “Salus per aquam”, which is the founding idea behind GROHE SPA. Celebrating the transformative energy of water on the spectacular Palazzo Reale close to the Duomo, GROHE showcases fastidiously curated rest room options that epitomize new luxurious and bespoke high quality in a holistic set up.
A tribute to nature and historical past
Based mostly on the idea of “Aquatecture” – the fusion of water and structure – the GROHE SPA set up within the courtyard of Palazzo Reale unveils a sequence of areas that elevate the importance and significance of water in structure, and the well being and well-being advantages this infusion brings. Conceived by the in-house LIXIL World Design and Model Id workforce, the “Aquatecture” set up pays tribute to the historical past of the constructing, interwoven with the modern GROHE SPA “Salus per aquam” idea. Impressed by the previous courtyard backyard and in synergy with Milan Design Week’s theme “Materia Natura”, it thoughtfully blends nature and structure to create immersive areas that mirror the essence of GROHE SPA. These fastidiously curated areas echo the previous backyard, creating sensual areas to mirror, revitalize, and energize.
“By our set up at Palazzo Reale, we mirror the intricate bond between nature and human creativity, intertwining the wealthy historical past of the royal palace with the fashionable ethos of GROHE SPA. Inviting guests on a sensory journey to deeply expertise ‘Salus per aquam’, our ‘Aquatecture’ areas exhibit the highly effective connection of water in structure. They stand not solely as showcases however as inspiration for architects and designers, encouraging collaboration and experimentation,” explains Patrick Speck, Chief, LIXIL World Design EMENA.
Redefining spa luxurious throughout 4 tiers
Every “Aquatecture” area represents one of many 4 tiers that convey GROHE SPA to life. Guests embark on their immersive journey on the fourth tier that reveals industry-leading merchandise to create the final word house spa hideaway. Bathe options like GROHE Rainshower Aqua and the F-Digital Deluxe modules mix timeless magnificence with trendy know-how, utilizing gentle, steam, sound and odor to please the senses. As well as, the GROHE Atrio Outside Bathe gives a refreshing and rejuvenating expertise, enabling a stronger connection to nature and the tranquility this brings. Transitioning to the third tier, the highlight is on the GROHE Colours Assortment with the brand new Satin end. Providing an opulent contact and expanded design selections for a personalised look, the brand new end is out there for GROHE Attract and GROHE Atrio, in addition to matching showers and equipment within the colours Satin Metal and Satin Graphite.
The spotlight of the second tier is the brand new GROHE Attract Gravity Personal Assortment. Mixing a slim sq. silhouette with boundless avenues for personalization, the tap line comes with exchangeable cowl plates expertly crafted from glass, mirror or marble. GROHE is partnering with Caesarstone, the worldwide pioneer of premium countertop surfaces, to craft cowl plates from the model’s sturdy surfaces in timeless designs. Culminating the exhibition, the primary tier is comprised of the GROHE Icon 3D assortment: The 3D metal-printed merchandise redefine what is feasible, whereas taking sustainable product design with final customization choices to a brand new stage. To know extra about GROHE, go to https://www.grohe.ph/en_ph/ and observe their Fb (@GROHEPacific) and Instagram (@grohe_ph) pages.
