Starck 3 Handrinse basin #075045 | Duravit
Starck 3 Handrinse basin
Handrinse basin, 0750450000 with overflow
Item may differ from picture. Decorations and accessories are not included.
Model-No.
075045
with faucet deck, underside fully glazed, hardware included, wall-mounted, cUPC® listed*, 17 3/4 Inch
Additional information
Additional information
* Complies with following standards: ASME A112.19.2/CSA B45.1, Not available with WonderGliss
Design by Philippe Starck
List Price
$
250.00
Dimension
17 3/4 Inch
Variants
Colors
Starck 3 built-in washbasins
The Starck 3 built-in washbasins offer great advantages in terms of both form and function: materials such as stone, wood or other finishes are highly attractive, there are large storage areas and maximum use is made of all the available space. These washbasins are also ideal for public and semi-public areas.
Possible variants include countertop basins, with and without a tap hole, as well as semi-recessed basins.
The transition from the ceramic to the wooden surface both looks and feels seamless
The built-in washbasin can now be inserted into a Duravit wooden console from below: the transition from the ceramic to the wooden surface both looks and feels seamless – a particularly attractive feature when contrasted with dark woods. As there are no joins whatsoever, cleaning the surface couldn’t be easier.
Timelessly beautiful washing areas
Many a design hit has proven nothing but a fashionable mistake in the long- term. In many years of practical application, the Starck 3 range has proven just how successful and timelessly modern its sleek, minimalist design really is – great sustainability by Philippe Starck and Duravit. The Starck 3 washbasin derives its distinctive character from the basic rectangular shape, an all-round rim and a low back panel.
Starck 3 ceramics in combination with L-Cube furniture means two classic forms put together to a unit that is versatile. Whether in a big family bathroom or in a small powder room – this combination is always a good choice.
