Form and Function
In Pietrasanta, the artistic heart of Versilia, a bathroom becomes a symbol of Versilys aesthetics, highlighted by the harmonious balance between form and function in Luce di Carrara products. Noble materials and refined details create a coherent formal language, born from a precise design vision and deep mastery of the material. Our elements expressions of understated elegance and authentic craftsmanship have been carefully selected to shape bathroom spaces that are minimalist in style yet inherently sophisticated.
Photo credits : Nicola Gnesi
Monolithos: the sculptural heart of the space
The focal points of the space are three marble pedestal sinks from the Monolithos collection, true masterpieces sculpted from Versilys marble. With their pure geometries and soft, rounded profiles, they embody a contemporary aesthetic that blends formal rigor with functionality. Designed for easy installation and maximum versatility, these sinks naturally become the visual centerpiece of the bathroom environment.
The sinks are positioned opposite a wall fully clad in the same marble, creating a refined tone-on-tone effect that enhances the sense of material continuity. The contrast between the solid volumes of the sinks and the smooth, flowing surface of the wall generates a visually striking balance, evoking an atmosphere of calm and contemplation.
Photo credits : Nicola Gnesi
The Versilys Total Look: Aesthetic and Conceptual Consistency
Versilys, quarried directly from our own mines and named in honor of Versilia — a land of art, elegance, and tradition — is a natural marble that blends subtlety with character. Its delicate texture and soft hues make it highly versatile, ideal for enhancing both residential and contract spaces, whether classic or contemporary.
The decision to use the same material for both the basins and the wall cladding is not merely aesthetic but also conceptual: it embodies the idea of a Total Look, where every element interacts seamlessly with the others, creating a harmonious and timeless environment.
Photo credits : Nicola Gnesi
