“Wing” by Ludovico Lombardi is a wall sink by Ludovico Lombardi designed for Falper.
The design is simple, focusing on creating a basin that appears to be melting off of the walls by gravity and its juxtaposition of a heavy material with the sinuous shape sparks intrigue among the users. Because its simplicity gives it the ability to be complementary to any surface applied, Lombardi’s “Wing” becomes both universal and iconic.
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Architects: Ludovico Lombardi
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