14/10/2026
BISOLO Bathroom system
Design Egidio Panzera | Architect and Designer
Typical of houses in seaside villages, the Bisolo in Sicily is a stone step that allows access to the home—but it is more than just a passageway. The Bisolo is a place, marked by shared stories, relationships, and a sense of belonging. It exists in a dimension between public and private, gathering the family around it, fostering discussions. It serves as a seat, a surface, and a playground. Children, climbing onto it, test their courage with a leap.
I envisioned a Bisolo within the bathroom—a stone step on which to place free, movable objects, either close together or spaced apart. A rhythm of elements that shape relationships among them, creating a spontaneous aesthetic made of overlaps and proximities. Volumes of wood and stone form compositions, while stone washbasins highlight its function. A stone plinth clads the lower section of the wall, housing a light source that casts a wall-washer beam onto the stone surface.
A system of “burnt” steel accessories and mirrors complete the collection.
Bisolo - composition XL: w.502,5.x d.52 x h. 208 cm.
Base and back panel. Material: Pietra Lavica.
Countertop basin round H420. Material: Verde Guatemala.
Cabinets. Materials: Verde Guatemala, Tabu panels.
Towel holders, mirror and bookshelf: burnished steel structure, Verde Guatemala.
Design Egidio Panzera | Architect and Designer
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