Tura
Collection: Tura
Category: Sanitary
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Tura perfectly adapts to its surroundings whether it be a modernist apartment or a country house by the sea. Its timeless style, architectural forms combined with warm tones and textures open up the potential for inspired bathroom spaces.
Shaped by architecture
Inspired by Barcelona’s leading architects of the 20th century and Roca’s Mediterranean heritage, the hallmarks of this collection are seen in its voids, linear forms, geometric shapes and subtle earthy textures that absorb and add warmth. Tura is a return to the essence of the past reinvented for the present; a game of volumes and voids, of light and shadows.
Sustainability is naturally woven into the collection through its timeless approach to design and production. The long-lasting and 100% natural ceramic materials are meant to last generations while new materials such as recycled outdoor fabrics for the cushion, the felt boxes with recycled cork lids and FSC® certified wood used in the furniture and trays reinforce the importance of considering the environmental impact at every step. reinforce the importance of considering the environmental impact at every step.
The collection includes washbasins, furniture, complements, bathtubs, toilets, and bidets.
Andreu Carulla (Girona, 1979) dreamed of being an inventor when he was a child. This becomes evident in his sustainable designs filled with craftsmanship, which do not disregard technology, innovation, or the simplicity of materials and shapes. At his studio by a lake in Banyoles (Girona), far from the fast pace of large cities, he has been reinventing tableware, furniture, lamps, and interiors since 2006 by following a flexible principle: to create pieces with a conscience.
Creative Director for Calma, Isist Atelier or El Celler de Can Roca, some of his creations include the space at the Spanish Embassy in Helsinki, the “Normal” restaurant in Girona, the “Calma” chair, and the “Bolet” stool, among many other small objects of desire that are born out of his curious and eternally alert mind.
