Antoniolupi has introduced Mon Amour, featuring a softer side of geometry that harnesses the power to define an entire room. In Mon Amour, the faucet collection designed by Michele Vitaloni for Antoniolupi, the handle catches the eye — a square with softened contours that invite the hand to trace its outline.
Known as a “squircle,” its shape brings together the precision of a square and the softness of a curve. This simple geometry lends a gentle note to the bathroom, with a nod to a retro aesthetic expressed through contemporary proportions and the distinctive presence of stainless steel.
The name, Mon Amour, hints at its character. Understated in its romanticism, the collection finds its elegance in the balance between clearly defined volumes and graceful lines. Turning on the water becomes part of the design. As the handle rotates, its changing orientation breaks the symmetry, bringing a sense of movement to the composition.
The choice of finishes also helps shape its personality. AISI 316L stainless steel, in satin and polished finishes, highlights the purity of the forms, while matte lacquer in colors from the Antoniolupi colour chart creates a dialogue with other bathroom surfaces. The new PVD finishes, available in both brushed and polished versions in brass, gold, copper and black chrome, introduce warm reflections or darker, deeper accents.
