O-xy

Design — Marco Williams Fagioli

O-xy

Fluid

geometrical

lines

and

lean

shapes

Fluid geometrical lines and lean shapes

The O-XY collection, designed by Marco Williams Fagioli, draws inspiration from the geometric precision of Cartesian coordinates, reflected in its lean and slender shapes. The result is a modern design with a clean, simple, and extremely light look, created by its sleek geometric lines.

Designer

Marco Williams Fagioli

The O-XY collection is inspired by the designer’s passion for Cartesian philosophy and his fascination with the logic of the Cartesian plane and its geometric relationships and properties. These are the cornerstones that inspire and guide his design research. (Design: Marco Williams Fagioli)

The handle of the single-lever sink faucet is a textured rectangle that rests on the faucet body. The interwoven pattern serves both a decorative and functional purpose, providing a pleasant, soft feel to the touch.

In

addition

to

the

Cartesian

influence,

O-XY

is

also

inspired

by

architecture:"Vitruvius

described

cranes

as

machines

for

lifting

heavy

loads,

which

expedite

work,"

Marco

Williams

Fagioli

explains.

O-XY’s

proportions

are

inspired

by

machines

used

to

accelerate

work

in

architecture.

In

addition

to

the

Cartesian

influence,

O-XY

is

also

inspired

by

architecture:"Vitruvius

described

cranes

as

machines

for

lifting

heavy

loads,

which

expedite

work,"

Marco

Williams

Fagioli

explains.

O-XY’s

proportions

are

inspired

by

machines

used

to

accelerate

work

in

architecture.