MONTECARLO

DOTS. explores the relationship between form and heat, offering a blend of design and comfort that transforms functionality into a distinctive and visually intriguing experience. 

Designed for Tubes by Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba, JJ is a heating object that combines iconic design and functionality, marking a further step forward in the company’s typological research

The Scaletta heated towel rail is a nomadic, iconic, pop object which, thanks to its original design and versatile use, is capable of accommodating various design requirements. 

Square Bench stems from the idea of shaping heat with the addition of comfort through a bench on which to relax.

Light and free like a butterfly, extending and folding like a folding screen, Origami, designed by Alberto Meda, is an electric plug&play radiator that liaises with its surroundings.

Rift is a new radiator with a minimalist elegance.

Step-by-Step has a solid aluminium body with a surface broken up into pleated elliptical modules.

Add_On is a synthesis of design and technology. The modular concept allows maximum flexibility in adaptation, expressed in a definite shape, square or rectangular, or in a free shape.

In line with the design of the Elements collection to which it belongs, Square is a furnishing element with a great capability of characterising the room, despite its formal simplicity.

This model recalls the style of classic radiators, with a play of repeated modules. The design highlights the essentiality of the elements and softens the lines. 

Behind an apparently simple and immediate result, which stands out for its linearity and extremely pure styling, lies a great complexity of design and an undisputed skill of manufacturing.