Mughetto

The double sink: marble and copper in dialogue

The heart of the project is the double sink composition, built entirely on the contrast between the Calacatta marble with grey veins on a white background and the burnished copper of the two basin basins.
The monolithic top and the integral wall covering are made from selected slabs to guarantee the continuity of the grain design, while the suspended cabinet in light essence with vertical striped workmanship introduces a tactile vibration that softens the composition. The burnished copper wall-mounted faucet, matching accessories, and circular knobs complete the chromatic detail, while a sculptural double-sphere pendant in opal glass and brass adds the signature touch of decorative lighting.

The walk-in shower: a room within a room

Separated from the sink area by a fixed glass window with burnished metal frame, the walk-in shower looks like a real room within the room.
The walls covered in full-height Calacatta marble, the integrated ceiling rain shower head The marble floor and the window that opens onto the internal courtyard transform showering into a bright and airy experience. The seamless flow of marble between the wet area and the sink area, interrupted only by the transparency of the glass, creates an unexpected sense of depth and spaciousness in a compact space.

The technical details, always integrated into the design

On the side wall of the sink area, a horizontal radiator with white bars It heats towels discreetly, while the black and gold electric controls are treated as architectural details, never as visual distractions.
The herringbone parquet The washbasin area's marble flooring engages with the shower's marble flooring, defining the space's various functions without creating disruption. Every detail—from the toilet paper holder to the light switch, from the wardrobe column knob to the mirror trim—has been carefully calibrated to complement the pared-back palette.
Mughetto It is the demonstration of what a really means custom bathroom furniture Designed by Coletta Ebanisteria: a project where marble is not a cladding but an architecture, where copper is not an accessory but a material accent, where every proportion is hand-calibrated in our Bari workshop to suit the royal home that hosts it.