Rapsel Euclide freestanding sink 50 cm stainless steel

Euclide, the freestanding stainless steel sink designed by Finn Skodt & Studio Rapsel.

Its geometric shape, featuring a round basin inserted in a conical structure and supported by a cylindrical column, enhances the purity of the design and the beauty of stainless steel.

Euclide is a freestanding sink that does not require support from walls or furniture, giving your bathroom timeless elegance and a feeling of freedom and space.

DESCRIPTION:

The drain is wall-mounted and the faucet is on the sink top, for greater practicality and functionality, allowing you to customize your bathroom with the faucet that best suits your style.

The simple and functional style make it a product suitable for any environment, ideal for combining with John & Mary steel sanitary ware.

DIMENSION:

Ø50 x h. 85 cm column - Ø15 cm

Finn Skodt

Finn Skodt was a Danish designer born in Copenhagen in 1944 and died in Copenhagen in 2019. He was a leading exponent of contemporary Danish textile design, and his work was characterized by an innovative and experimental approach.

Skodt studied textile design at the Institute of Industrial Design in Copenhagen, where he graduated in 1971. After graduating, he worked as a freelance designer for numerous Danish companies, including Kvadrat, Paustian and Fritz Hansen.

Skodt's work is characterized by an innovative use of colors and materials. His fabrics are often inspired by nature and culture, and focus on creating products that are beautiful, useful, and sustainable.

Some of Finn Skodt's most notable designs include:

The “Tendens” fabric collection for Kvadrat (1980)

The “Aura” fabric collection for Kvadrat (1985)

The “Sonata” fabric collection for Paustian (1989)

The “Solaris” fabric collection for Fritz Hansen (1995)

Skodt has also been a prominent advocate for sustainable design. He has worked on numerous projects that aimed to reduce the environmental impact of textile design.

Finn Skodt's work has had a significant impact on the world of design. His designs have been admired by critics and design enthusiasts around the world, and have helped define the style of contemporary Danish textile design.

Skodt has received numerous awards for his work, including the Lunning Prize in 1986 and the Danish National Design Award in 1993. His fabrics are exhibited in museums and galleries around the world.