The Venezia tapware collection designed by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez and manufactured by Fantini is an icon of luxury and allusive elegance. The handles are crafted from Murano handblown glass with the cores of coloured glass enclosed in a transparent bevelled glass casing, like fossils from the new millennium drowned in glass to protect them against the ravages of time. The end result is an object with vibrant edges and an outline which is both clear-cut and, at the same time, mobile. An object which, formally speaking through its hexagonal sections, pays tribute to liquid mechanics and, ironically, its handles seem to evoke upturned glasses, illusions to an everyday use of water.

The Venezia tapware collection designed by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez and manufactured by Fantini is an icon of luxury and allusive elegance. The handles are crafted from Murano handblown glass with the cores of coloured glass enclosed in a transparent bevelled glass casing, like fossils from the new millennium drowned in glass to protect them against the ravages of time. The end result is an object with vibrant edges and an outline which is both clear-cut and, at the same time, mobile. An object which, formally speaking through its hexagonal sections, pays tribute to liquid mechanics and, ironically, its handles seem to evoke upturned glasses, illusions to an everyday use of water.