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Organic shapes for the bathroom

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Created especially for Noken by Italian designer Simone Micheli, the Lounge tapware series stands out for its organic shapes.

The organic shapes of Lounge tapware are made from a succession of straight lines and smooth angles.
Lounge incorporates a lever on the side of the spout to make it easier to use. It is also characterised by the double chrome-plated finish which gives it an extra shine, as well as high resistance and durability.

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