Artelinea

Why It Matters in Your Home. Most luxury bathroom vanities are essentially wood boxes wrapped in veneer or laminate — beautiful, but visually predictable. An Artelinea vanity is something different. The doors, drawers, tops, and even the basins are produced from enamelled glass and crystal in the company's 12,500-square-meter facility outside Florence, finished with Blum runners, supported by an in-house woodworking department, and offered in a color palette and surface depth that simply doesn't exist in domestic cabinetry. The result is a vanity that catches and softens light the way real Italian craft does.

The Materials. Beyond standard glass, crystal, and wood, Artelinea has developed proprietary materials that exist nowhere else: Opalite® (a remarkable enamelled glass), Dualite® (a proprietary structural composite), Opitech, and Dualtop. The company partners with the Department of Chemistry at the University of Florence and the legendary Scuola del Vetro of Murano, Venice to continually develop new materials and finishes.

The Collections. More than fifteen furniture collections — including Plissé System, Monolite, Volumi, Domino, Alexander, Quadra, Zen, +Skin, Fusion, Kimono, and Regolo — designed in collaboration with Anita Brotto and Bizzarri Design. Every collection can be customized through Artelinea's online 3D configurator, with fully modular depths, widths, and configurations to fit any bath layout.

Sustainably Made. Artelinea's facility runs on photovoltaic panels producing 80% of its energy needs, fully recycles all wastewater and rainwater, and produces 100% recycled cardboard packaging in its own on-site box factory — operating, in their words, at “zero environmental impact.”