The palette: one shade, infinite nuances
Salvia's true design gesture is the choice of a total monochrome sand color, available both on wall coverings and on furniture doors.
A textured matte finish with grainy micro-vibrations, crafted from large-format panels crafted to ensure seamless design continuity between the countertop, wall cladding, and doors. The result is an enveloping space, where the walls, countertop, and shelves appear sculpted from the same material mass. No color contrasts, no fractures: just gradations of light on the same surface.
Burnished steel: the material counterpoint
Above the sand top, the rectangular sink in burnished steel becomes the true chromatic protagonist: an opaque metallic volume with a clean profile, which rests on the stone like a mineral casket.
The wall-mounted faucet, toilet paper holder, towel holder, and matching accessories feature the same finish, creating a silent dialogue between the mineral warmth of the sand and the tactile coolness of the steel. Even the small dispenser, with its white body and metallic details, was chosen to fit into this system of precise, never casual, graphic accents.
Open niches: order and contemplation
Above the top, a series of open niches with suspended shelves in a coordinated finish, it organizes small decorative objects, bottles, art books and frames.
A solution that transforms the service space into a place to be inhabited with the gaze: each shelf has been calibrated in depth and height to convey an apparent lightness, while the indirect light from the illuminated mirror enhances the materiality of the back wall. On the opposite side, a full-height wardrobe column in a coordinated finish it hides the entire storage function, giving the eye a clean and tidy environment.
Sage It is the demonstration of what a really means custom bathroom furniture: a project where sacrifice becomes elegance, where a single palette creates an entire space, where every proportion is hand-calibrated in our laboratory in Bari to suit the royal home that hosts it.