Quadrodesign Unveils a Minimalist Kitchen and Bath Collection
The Italian studio Formafantasma has a remarkably varied portfolio. Partners Simone Farresin and Andrea Trimarchi have designed exhibitions for Euroluce and the Venice Biennale, curated symposiums for Prada, and created textiles, tableware, and tiles. Behind these disparate projects is a focus on rigorous research and the environmental impact of the design industry. That made the pair a good fit for Quadrodesign, a sustainability-minded maker of stainless-steel kitchen and bath fittings, which tapped the studio for a minimalist collection. Subtle and timeless, FFQT comprises mixers, spouts, and showerheads, plus a sliding shower rail with optional shelf and mirror attachments. Attach the freestanding shower column to a garden hose for an easy backyard setup; like all Quadrodesign fixtures, it’s suitable for outdoor use.
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