Theo 175
Collection: Theo
Category: Bathroom Furniture
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Theo 175: Theo Ovale washbasin, Avena finish - Fenix cabinet 175, Carminio finish.
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 the main protagonists.
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