Square countertop washbasin made of marble Gralla

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Inspired by Giuseppe Guerrera Design® Esiodo (not replica Giuseppe Guerrera Design® Esiodo)

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Inspired by: Giuseppe Guerrera Design® Apuania

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Esiodo is a monolithic square-shaped countertop washbasin, refined down to the smallest detail to fit into the arrangement, with a simple but at the same time elegant design.
It is supplied with a click-clack drain without an overflow with a cover made of the same material as the washbasin . It is produced in standard dimensions of 45 x 45 x 16 cm, but can be customized upon request.
Available materials are marbles from the Apuan area: Bianco Statuario, Calacatta, Bardiglio, Bianco Michelangelo. The collection takes its name from the place where the material was mined. Versilia Apuan (Apuan Alps-Tuscany) is a well-known basin where, among others, the famous white Carrara marble and Bardiglio marble are mined. The former, much more plastic and workable, used since Roman times, was and still is the undisputed hero of the most important sculptural works in the history of mankind, but also of the most prestigious public and private buildings. Classified into different types depending on their origin and veins, it is considered marble par excellence due to its crystalline structure. Bardiglio, on the other hand, is a marble with a more compact structure and less useful in sculptural work, but endowed with extraordinary beauty due to its special veins and a gray background with shades towards dark blue. In architecture, this noble marble is used primarily for floors, coverings and decorations of sacred places, often in combination with classic white Carrara marble. Recently, it has been used in interior design projects due to its high aesthetic value.