The central cut is the result of two symmetrical shells coming together to hide the draining system. It’s been designed to embrace and mimic the water flow, the name itself – borrowed from Japanese culture – means vital fluid, adapting to new conditions on its flowing.

Mizu was presented for the first time to the market in 2015 during ISH after a long and in-depth research into the alarming situation of the bathroom interior design and products sector. New materials had been introduced to change the game and to be back in business ceramic washbasins producers had to lift the bar and refine not only the design offer, but the whole way of thinking and producing.