Among the most sophisticated collections by Italian tapware brand Mamoli, Hexagonal stands out. Designed by StorageMilano, it elevates simplicity to an art form through an artisanal process and the use of a living material — natural brass.
Hexagonal embodies the idea that what is essential can also be exquisitely refined. It is not just a tap, but a true sculpture, shaped by hand from a solid hexagonal bar of raw brass.
Each piece is hollowed, turned, torch-heated and curved to form the spouts, which acquire distinctive, unrepeatable burnt tones. This handcrafted process ensures the uniqueness of every component, bringing into the bathroom an authentic and unmistakable design statement.
The true essence of Hexagonal lies in its no-finish philosophy. The collection is deliberately offered without chrome plating, coloring or any type of surface treatment, leaving the brass in its purest, most honest form. The product is designed to live and age alongside the home and those who inhabit it, naturally shifting in tone over time — from bright gold to warmer, burnt hues and through shades of brown and bronze. This natural patina is not a flaw but a celebration of time, adding warmth, exclusivity and personal character to the domestic space.
Aligned with a design approach rooted in sustainability, the use of natural brass makes Hexagonal not only aesthetically authentic and refined but as inherently ecological — energy-saving in its very production and fully recyclable.
Hexagonal belongs to Mamoli’s Design Series, which reflects the bold and innovative spirit of contemporary design. Conceived by StorageMilano, founded in 2002 by Barbara Ghidoni, Marco Donati and Michele Pasini, it stems from a profound focus on the experimentation of forms and materials.
