Cuadra and Circo, two designs that democratise freestanding basins.

Customisable in colour, finish and format, the Sanycces collection responds to the maxim that design must balance functionality and beauty.

From a proposal faithful to the 'minimal' style and which balances functionality and aesthetics, this new Sanycces collection of soft shapes incorporates the matt finish and the customisation of the washbasins in all the colours of the RAL and NCS chart.

Functional design that seeks comfort. This Sanycces premise is once again visible in Cuadra and Circo, the new collection of freestanding basins in a circular and square format created by Sanycces Design Studio. Two designs in which the proportionality of their shapes to add functionality stands out as the main quality among the range of freestanding or pedestal basins and which delve into the company's 'minimal', Mediterranean and current commitment to outline those unique and exclusive environments in the world of the bathroom.

They share the softness of their shapes, with slight edges that facilitate a delicate transition in the basin, and provide a clean and linear design that inspires avant-garde and singularity.

With the challenge of adapting to every need of the space, every project or room, they come in a countertop version and also in a pedestal format, either in a circular or square shape, and are widely versatile in terms of the colour palette for the outdoor area.

The new collection is manufactured in Sanydur (gel coat), which provides resistance, solidity, quality and dimensional stability. In this way, a freestanding basin typology is democratised, usually manufactured in solid surface, but maintaining all its aesthetic properties thanks to a studied matt finish and also offering gloss.

Thus, the adaptability of the product is total. From the choice of the shape, the need and its gloss or matt version, or the wall or floor installation to be able to make it completely free-standing in the middle of a room. Finally, it can be customised externally in colour (RAL/NCS), a feature that adds even more potential for contract projects.

If there is one thing this collection achieves, it is to make the home a destination for avant-garde interior design. That which in the collective imagination usually takes us to hotels. Cuadra and Circo claim those domestic, private spaces, where it is possible to incorporate solutions for the bathroom that are charged with aesthetics but also with the pragmatism that day-to-day life requires.