Atelier: Architectural Stone Sinks from Workshop to Bathroom
The Atelier collection consists of designs in which stone is treated not just as a material but as a form. Each sink is carved from a single block; grooves, ribs and broken surfaces are shaped by craftsmen's hands in the workshop. The collection is born from the combination of four models and six stones, so you can compare the same form in different stones or the same stone in different forms.
Four models
- Forte (45 × 50 × 20 cm): Its exterior, broken by hand, has a raw, rock-like texture. The contrast between the smooth inner basin and the raw outer surface makes Forte the most sculptural piece in the collection.
- Como (40 × 55 × 15 cm): With vertical ribs on its front face and rounded front corners, it offers a simple yet rhythmic look. Thanks to its low profile, it stands balanced even on narrow countertops.
- Siena (45 × 55 × 20 cm): It is surrounded by grooves running along all four sides and has three faucet holes on its back deck. The faucet is mounted directly on the sink, so there is no need to drill the countertop.
- Lucca (40 × 55 × 15 cm): A form with fluted surfaces all over and all corners rounded. Its soft lines make it suitable for both classic and contemporary bathrooms.
Six stones
- Avorio: A filled travertine in ivory and light beige tones. For similar options, travertine sink collection can be checked out.
- Calacatta Picasso: Lilac and purple veins on a white background.
- Calacatta Ambra: Warm amber veins on a cream-white background.
- Diana Reale: Marble with soft beige tones and a calm pattern.
- Rosso Levanto: Red marble with white veins on a deep burgundy background.
- Iris Nero: Black marble with fine white veins; other dark-toned models black marble sink page.
If you would like to see all marble options together with different forms marble sink models collection can be explored.
Honed and polished versions
The Como, Siena and Lucca models are offered with both honed and polished surfaces. The honed version gives the grooves a soft, matte play of shadow; the polished version catches the light at the edge of each rib and shows the veins more vividly. Forte, with its raw exterior, keeps its own character.
Choosing the right model
Start your choice with your countertop depth: Como and Lucca are lower and more compact, while Forte and Siena are deeper and more voluminous. Your faucet plan is also decisive; if you will use a wall- or countertop-mounted faucet, Forte, Como and Lucca are suitable, and if you want to place the faucet on the sink, Siena is the right choice. For other form options countertop vessel sink page can also be browsed.
Which stone for which bathroom?
For a bright, simple bathroom, Avorio, Diana Reale or Calacatta Ambra create a calm base. If you are looking for a more artistic effect, the lilac veins of Calacatta Picasso draw attention. Rosso Levanto and Iris Nero, on the other hand, seem designed for characterful, dark-toned, high-contrast spaces; they give striking results together with wood, brass and concrete surfaces.
Care
To prevent limescale buildup on grooved surfaces, dry them with a soft brush or cloth after use. Use pH-neutral cleaners, stay away from acidic products and seal the stone regularly. Protect the filled areas in travertine and the polished surfaces in marble especially against acids.
Made to order, each one unique
Atelier sinks are prepared to order in the workshop. Even if the same model and the same stone are chosen, the vein placement and tone transitions differ in each piece. For all stone options outside the collection, natural stone sink page can be visited.
