Rapsel Pluviae in shower structure with shower head and curtain

Pluviae and Internos, the designer shower designed by Matteo Thun for Rapsel.

Pluviae is a stainless steel shower structure complete with shower head, IN version (wall-mounted water connection).

Its essential lines and refined stainless steel finish make it a furnishing element with a great visual impact.

DESCRIPTION:

The new ultra-flat latest-generation shower head delivers a uniform and enveloping jet of water, perfect for complete relaxation.

Internos is a shower curtain made of anti-mold fabric, complete with transparent nylon hooks.

Together, Pluviae and Internos create a shower experience of unparalleled design and comfort.

DIMENSION:

86.3 x 82.8 - Ø 18 CM

Matteo Thun

Matteo Thun is an Italian architect and designer born in Bolzano in 1952. He is known for his work in industrial design, architecture, and branding.

Thun founded his design studio, Matteo Thun & Partners, in 1983. The studio has worked on a wide range of projects, including furniture, lighting, home products, and personal objects. Matteo Thun & Partners' designs have been exhibited in museums and galleries around the world and have received numerous awards.

Thun's work is characterized by a holistic approach to design, combining aesthetics with functionality and sustainability. His designs are often inspired by nature and culture, and focus on creating products and environments that are beautiful, useful, and environmentally friendly.

Some of Matteo Thun's most notable projects include:

The “Canova” home furniture collection for Driade, which combines classic design with a modern twist.

The “Luma” table lamp for Foscarini, which is characterized by an elegant, minimalist design.

Image of Luma table lamp for Foscarini, Matteo Thun

The “Equinozio” cutlery set for Alessi, which is made of stainless steel and has an essential, refined design.

The “Aesop” personal care product line, which is characterized by a simple, minimalist design.

Matteo Thun'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 Italian design.

Thun is also a prominent advocate of sustainable design. He has worked on numerous projects aimed at reducing the environmental impact of design.

In 2008, Thun was awarded the Compasso d'Oro, Italy's most important design award. In 2013, he was named a Knight of the Italian Republic.