Scirocco H: latest additions at Salone del Mobile 2016

A few weeks away from the inauguration, Scirocco H formalizes its participation at the Salone del Mobile of Milan. The rendezvous to meet the Gattico company, which specializes in the ideation and production of design radiators and towel warmers, is at Hall 24, booth D02 at the Salone Internazionale del Bagno (International Bathroom Exhibition)

This will be the perfect opportunity to see first hand the important preview that will be under the spotlight: the brand new product designed by Lucarelli-Rapisarda presented exclusively to the market for the first time, which the company does not want to reveal any details yet. A revolutionary product, particularly suitable for a consumer audience devoted to design and…to cut corners.

But there are more big news, a special spot at the booth, with a whole exhibit wall dedicated to New Dress, an updated version of the successful Dress radiator, to be officially presented to the visitors of the Salone del Mobile, after undergoing a significant restyling, a change in name and an enrichment in its customization features, with the addition of new cover plates and the possibility to color the heating body.

Unmissable is then the presence of Tiffany, the retro-style radiator that never goes out of style, thanks to its sophisticated elegance that is even more enhanced when combined with the most unusual colors from Scirocco H’s wide chromatic range.

Precisely this latter one, fully visible at the Salone del Mobile has been further expanded with the addition of 15 new matt colors, among which particularly stand out the color “Vulcano” (Volcano), “Cioccolato” (Chocolate) and “Salvia” (Sage), for a total of 65 shades available.

Last but not least, the booth will be embellished by Aria, the radiator that combines industrial design and domestic soul, thanks to the exclusive design conceived to be used at every season. The radiator designed by Franca Lucarelli and Bruna Rapisarda is unique in its genre, and will play a key role, literally embedded within the exhibition area of Scirocco H.