O-xy
Design — Marco Williams Fagioli
O-xy
Fluid geometrical lines and lean shapes
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.
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.
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