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Otis, the new proposal from Ceramica Cielo designed by Andrea Parisio and Giuseppe Pezzano, reinterprets the classic pedestal washbasin in a contemporary and sophisticated way, redefining it with e

Round Box, a large mirror cabinet available in diameters 90 and 75 cm, for a mix of elegance and functionality.

With Kanto Andrea Parisio and Giuseppe Pezzano aim to redefine the corner spaces of bathrooms, transforming them from areas that are difficult to design into micro-oases with an unmistakable style

A compositional play of planes, lines and colours: this is how Theo was born, the washbasin unit by Ceramica Cielo designed by Andrea Parisio and Giuseppe Pezzano, in which colour and design are th

The narrative of the new Itaca collection by Ceramica Cielo designed by Luca Cimarra starts from the idea of an island, a concept that the designer has managed to masterfully transpose into the ele

Le Acque di Cielo: new colours in the bathroom environment, with unexpected aesthetic effects

Tiberino, the sophisticated freestanding cabinet that deftly merges practicality and style in a small space.

Ceramica Cielo with Tiberio, the new freestanding cabinet with an integrated ceramic washbasin designed by Andrea Parisio and Giuseppe Pezzano, continues its research of essential geometries, elega

 Suspended ceramic elements supported by metal structures, in an interplay of horizontal planes and vertical uprights, make Les Petites a design that fits perfectly into any environment.

Inspired by the De Stijl movement, one of the most influential in modern art, the project proposes shapes born from the search for absolute simplicity, in which the composition is never rigid, but

Ceramica Cielo expands the configuration possibilities of Delf, the washbasin unit designed by Andrea Parisio and Giuseppe Pezzano, with a new ceramic countertop that enriches the range of possible

Narciso Mini by Ceramica Cielo: small size, big personality

Marcel by Ceramica CIELO: a perfect blend of tradition and innovation

Plinio is enriched with new dimensions:  the discreet luxury of essentiality