Olimpo
Olimpo
Classical detail at the connections
Olimpo gathers its decoration where one part meets another. Rounded wall plates, collars and stepped fittings give the brass supports depth, while the lines between them remain clear. This balance lets the same detail work on a small hook as well as a longer towel rail: the family is recognisable through its connections, rather than through ornament spread over every surface.
White ceramic introduces a quieter material beside the metal. Soap dishes, tumblers and dispensers keep their everyday purpose legible, with the brass frames carrying the finer detail around them. Combined holders bring different objects together; separate pieces allow that relationship to be spread around the basin. The choice changes the arrangement without changing the character of the fittings.
From the washbasin to the whole bathroom
The design continues beyond this first group. Towel rings make a compact rounded gesture, while rails and the glass shelf stretch the composition across the wall. A hook or paper holder can repeat the brass detail more discreetly. Around the toilet, wall-mounted holders and freestanding combinations offer different ways of gathering the necessary accessories, so the scheme can respond to the furniture and available wall space.
Olimpo also includes a console, carrying the family into the main structure of the wash area. Its curved front rail provides a place for a towel, while the lower open shelf accommodates further towels or accessories. The brass therefore takes on a furnishing role as well as the smaller supports’ holding functions, giving the basin area a more open alternative to a closed cabinet.
The rounded fittings sit comfortably beside a shaped mirror, but can also add definition to plain tile or plaster. Ceramic and transparent glass leave room for the colour of stone and textiles, allowing the bathroom to feel furnished rather than filled with decoration. Our wider bathroom accessories and consoles collection provides other design families to consider alongside Olimpo’s measured approach.