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Qamar Scirocco
About this product
Architonic ID: 1488587
Year of Launch: 2016
In Qamar, innovation combines with a distinctive touch of character to create a range of bathroom furnishings in which the accent remains on style while paying close attention to functional components, user-friendly settings and technological details. The distinguishing feature of the collection is the superb style, with the beautifully simple design of the perimeter structure, the large handles, the asymmetrical effects of the surfaces and the chrome-plated details making up the elements that render the wide existing range instantly recognizable and bring an unmistakable touch to your bathroom. The slim frame – available in glass varnished in various colours on the back or in silver, bronze or smoky mirror material – is the main original feature, with which it is possible to combine fabric-effect finishes, laminates or lacquered colours, chosen by the designer from a rich variety offered by Inda to create unique, beautifully smooth combinations.
Concept
High quality materials, ne details and a fashionable palette of colours: Qamar brings elegance and functionality to the bathroom. The distinguishing features of the range are the large handles, the push-and-pull unit doors with soft closing system and the ample opportunity to personalise the units; in fact the frame- available in glass varnished in various colours on the back or in silver, bronze or smoky mirror material- can be combined with fabric-effect nishes, laminates or lacquered colours.
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Vanity units
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Designers
Sergio Brioschi
Italy
Born in Milan in 1960. In 1977 he graduated from the Artistic High School “Brera” in Milan. In 1979 he achieved a degree at the Design Polytechnic School in Milan. From 1981 to 1984 he collaborated with the Architect Mario Bellini’s studio. In 1985 he started to work with the architect Antonio Citterio in the field of design and stand setting-ups. Since 1984 he has been working in his own practice collaborating as a designer and consultant with furniture companies creating the following products: 1994 -”Moon” and the bedroom “Smile” (Malobbia); “Nuit” (Malobbia) 1995 - the kitchen “Brava” (Sarila); the wardrobes “Plaza” (Malobbia); the sofas and seatings “Sophie”, “Lou Lou”, “Armand”, “Philip” (Miù); the sofas and coffee tables “Amico” (Dema) 1996 - The lamp “Big-bell” (Antonangeli); sofas and seatings “Jolie” e “Mignon” (Miù) 1997 - The kitchen “Nouvelle” (Sarila) 1999 - The lamps “White” e “Small-bell” (Antonangeli) 2000 - The storage systems and tables “Drink” (Cecchini); the lamp “Non stop” (Antonangeli) 2001 - “Night” (Cecchini) 2002 - The lamp “Bla Bla” (Antonangeli); the seatings “E-Chair” (Cabas); the sofas “Flor” (MDF)- the curtains “Screen” (Ad Arte) In 1998 he started to design bathroom interiors with architect Antonio Citterio creating the following products: 1998 - Cabinets and accessoires “H2O Classic” (Inda) 1999 - Sanitary appliances Series “500” (Pozzi-Ginori) 2000 - Sanitary appliances Series “Join” (Pozzi-Ginori) 2001 - Cabinets/Mirror and accessoires “H2O Frame” (Inda) 2002 - Sanitariy appliances Series “Easy” (Pozzi-Ginori).
