Roma × Noorth

For Roma, we approached Mediterranean architecture with an almost archaeological sensitivity. We were drawn to the poetry of aged stone—its carved precision, worn irregularities, and accidental breaks that reveal layers of history. These textures became the emotional starting point, shaping both the material palette and the sculptural presence of each piece.

The washbasin and bathtub are conceived as contemporary monoliths, carved from layered stones that vary in origin, colour, and finish, giving each its own presence. Screens with integrated mirrors or light evoke the quiet, noble character of classic architectural windows.

Noorth is distinguished by its meticulous stone craftsmanship, allowing each material to reveal its full depth and character. By combining stones of different origins and pairing contrasting textures, the bathroom gains a refined, quietly luxurious presence.

The choice of stones opens a wide spectrum of interpretations—cooler or warmer, brighter or darker, contrasted or tone-on-tone—that can be arranged in two or three layers to modulate the expression.