Cristina Rubinetterie INTRODUCES

Blade

Collection: Blade

Category: Taps

CRISTINA Rubinetterie - Blade — Blade, design Alessandra Bertini - Phicubo

Blade emerges as an expression of a new paradigm in faucet design, embodying a perfect blend of aesthetics and cutting-edge engineering.

The design of Blade is defined by sharp and precise cuts that sculpt its form, giving it a sophisticated and distinctive appearance. These elements are not merely decorative, but contribute to a flawless fusion between the spout and body, reflecting light with crystal clarity and outlining a modern aesthetic. The lever, strategically positioned above the body of the faucet, resembles a thin blade and is the result of advanced technological development that underlines and completes the artistic vision of the design. With a Ø25 cartridge for countertop models and an aerator that limits the flow to 5.62 liters per minute, Blade stands out for its water efficiency and adaptability to different environments, making it ideal for contemporary spaces where style meets sustainability. Blade is not just a simple mixer, but a sensory experience that enriches the environment with a touch of elegance and precision. The series offers a wide range of finishes: chrome, matte black, alux, brushed PVD rose gold, glossy and brushed black chrome, brushed metallic, brushed PVD gold brass.

Blade, design Alessandra Bertini - Phicubo

“Blade is the result of a form research that combines concept and technology. The cuts are the characterizing elements of the form, through which the appearance of the faucet becomes unusual and refined. Their presence is functional to the creation of a unique plane between mouth and body to obtain a homogeneous and sharp reflection of light in contrast with the soft and enveloping one of the circular shapes. The blade generating the cuts is ‘put back’ above the body assuming the function of the lever, it is at this point that a sophisticated technological study supports the poetry and underlines it in the meticulous care of the voids reduced to the minimum to simulate the cuts of very sharp knives.”