Rethinking the washbasin architecture

Mizu is an elegant ceramic washbasin that represents an innovative solution for bathrooms. In fact it rethinks the washbasin traditional architecture, that is in this object thought as a volume composed of many components defining the external shell. The central cut of the superior cap, drains the water in the bowl, where the drain hole is hidden. 

 

Mizu goes beyond the classical interpretation of a washbasin, according to which the maximum aesthetical research was until now limited to conceal or disguise the drain hole. With its smooth lines, Mizu frees itself from being a water container becoming the container of a mechanical system: the drainage.

 

The project was designed by Emo design for Scarabeo Ceramiche and was awarded with the Design Plus 2015. You can find more information about the project here