"There are no longer the radiators of the past": it is a statement that we could say – in this case with a positive meaning – to tell of the evolution of the radiator, which follows that of the entire home: the image of the traditional heater is completely disrupted and reinvented by the world of design, in a continuous search for aesthetic and functional innovation. It is becoming more and more ornamental and sculptural, a prestigious element capable of strongly connoting a room, giving it personality on a par with a work of art or a tapestry, going so far as to even reproduce the warp and weft of the fabric.

It is no coincidence that a company like Antrax IT has had its radiators designed by some of the most relevant designers on the international scene: from Rodolfo Dordoni to Piero Lissoni, from Matteo Thun & Antonio Rodriguez to Daniel Libeskind. With the RE-COLOR project, Antrax IT continues to evolve its philosophy, which has always been oriented towards transforming heating bodies into customisable and sustainable design objects that can be perfectly integrated in living or bathroom spaces, in residential, hospitality and work contexts, thanks to the range of over 200 catalogue nuances, divided into matt, glossy, pastel and special categories.

RE-COLOR adds five new material shades and as many associated stylistic proposals. The result of extensive research into the five major trends in the world of interiors, the palette is spread across the two levels of the Milan showroom in Via San Damiano 5, and reinterprets the designer radiators from the extensive roster of designers who collaborate with Antrax IT.

The main Antrax IT collections are available in new shades ranging from warm Sand Grey and Powder Pink, delicate and soft, to Brenton Green, celebrating the biophilic philosophy, and finally two more vibrant and bold complementary shades – Exotic Orange and Indigo Blue – mixed to create a path of inspiration dedicated to the world of living. Customised combinations with four other shades are then developed from each of the five new hues: the result is a design tool that allows environments and interior design to be interpreted according to multiple scenarios, conceptual, aesthetic and chromatic.