Between aesthetics, new functions and technology, in recent years we are witnessing the great mutation of the most hygienic room in the home: the bathroom. New solutions and materials are rethinking all its components, from sanitary ware to furniture and accessories. The bathroom is no longer a momentary and service space but a place to be, dedicated entirely to personal care: perhaps the last private refuge in an increasingly interconnected and shared home. 

Exploring the potential of the ceramic product to go beyond the functional perception of the artefact and increase the emotional value of the contexts in which it is placed: this is the vision of the Bullo Design studio, which for Hafro, a brand of the Venetian company Gruppo Geromin, designed a new collection capable of combining personalisation, aesthetic research and technical evolution.

The series of WCs, bidets, washbasins and bathtubs further expands the Total Living & Wellness proposal of the Geromin Group, which offers an increasingly transversal and coordinated range of products, capable of elevating the bathroom to a place of excellence for wellness, functionality and style.

Among the products presented are the iconic Vigno freestanding washbasin, the Vera console that also furnishes "naked", coloured ceramics and the Fio and Avigo two-colour bathtubs. Or the back-to-wall wall-hung sanitary ware that elegantly conceals the pipes and facilitates cleaning (and hygiene, thanks to the absence of a rim).

The ceramic material and design define a very precise style and leave full freedom of choice to the customer, in order to shape coordinated environments for personal well-being, personalised and integrated with the most diverse needs of the bathroom world.

With the integration of the Hafro Ceramics catalogue, the Total Living Bathroom & Wellness concept offers private spaces and the contract world further proof of the Geromin Group's attention to people's taste, lifestyle and health.