Street by antoniolupi

Rigorous, versatile, modular, and materials, the Street system, signed by AL Studio, enlarges the offer with a new material evolution

Rigorous, versatile, modular, and materic, the Street system presented at the Salone del Mobile 2023 in the marble version now expands its collection by declining in different materials and adding new accessories and finishes.

Perfect in its contemporary and essential aesthetics, Street is a modular system that dialogues with space by enhancing the typical tailored design of antoniolupi. Its strong point, in fact, is absolutely versatility, capable of converting the bathroom environment into the tailor-made haven of excellence: intimate and reassuring, sophisticated and dynamic.

Available in numerous sizes and configurations, Street ranges from the version with cabinet to the single sink, which can also be backlit to enhance its materic nature and matches all the antoniolupi furniture collections and shelves of the same or contrasting material.

The Street washbasin is versatile enough to be utilized in locations other than the bathroom, like the kitchen, living spaces, or wine cellars for tasting purposes. In the image above, the Street washbasin is combined with shelves made of Nero Marquinia marble and armchairs LOLLA by antoniolupi Living Collection that were designed by Carlo Colombo.

New accessories and finishes

In addition to the previous versions in Bianco Carrara, Rosso Levanto or Nero Marquinia marble, the sink can be customized in all the marble variants in the catalogue and in Corian.

The exterior is enriched, thanks to special milling, with new decorative finishes, which can be created both on the marble or on an exterior wood cladding.

Complementing the sophisticated and impeccable aesthetics of the Street system are also a series of accessories, from mobile towel rails such as the Billo hook to the fixed towel rack applied to the exterior.

The antoniolupi bathroom once again chooses an ancestral and timeless design, capable of adapting to contemporary needs in different environments. To interpret wellness as a personal concept, without renouncing, however, to an aesthetic of character.