The curves of Giunone between style, proportion and design

In recent years, bathroom furniture has steadily rediscovered the value of curved forms. After a long period dominated by sharp lines, ultra-thin profiles, and rigorously orthogonal volumes, rounded shapes are returning to play a central role in bathroom design. This is not simply a shift in aesthetic taste, but a softer and more natural way of shaping furniture, capable of making the environment feel more welcoming and less rigid in its perception.Within the Giunone collection, the Curvi section interprets this direction through suspended compositions, shaped base units, coordinated mirrors, and accessories. A proposal designed for those seeking bathroom solutions with a contemporary character, yet easy to integrate into different settings: from compact bathrooms to more scenic spaces, from custom-designed niches to washbasin walls that call for a more distinctive design gesture.

Small bathrooms: fewer sharp edges, more freedom of movement

In the bathroom more than in any other room, furniture design is always a matter of dimensions. There is the door that must remain unobstructed, the passage toward the shower, the depth of the washbasin, the distance from the opposite wall, and the need to provide storage without overcrowding the room. In these situations, a curved base unit can become a practical resource: it preserves storage functionality while softening the most critical edge of the volume and making movement through the space feel more natural.
This is particularly useful in small bathrooms, service areas, niches, or in projects where furniture must coexist with openings and tight passageways. Where a straight base unit may feel more rigid, curved furniture helps lighten the visual impact and create greater freedom of use. Giunone offers curved compositions even in compact dimensions, making it possible to work carefully on the floor plan without turning limited space into a compromise.

Curved furniture and accessories: an open repertoire of possibilities

The curved base units of Giunone do not define a single predetermined combination, but rather introduce a design language that can be interpreted in different ways within a project. The dialogue may begin with mirrors featuring softened corners or rounded profiles, with integrated or accent lighting solutions, with shelves, towel rails, and wall-mounted accessories: categories that, within the Edoné world, offer a wide variety of dimensions, finishes, visual presence, and functions.
Among the mirrors, models such as Sweet, Tonda, or Reflexio with frame make it possible to explore rounded forms through different approaches: softer, more geometric, or more material-driven. Lighting can enter the project with the same flexibility, as in the case of the Arco spotlight, designed to accompany the profile of the Tonda mirror. As for accessories, elements such as Linea, Piega, and Tauro provide ideas for integrating shelves, support surfaces, and towel rails without stiffening the composition.
Rather than suggesting a predefined combination, the Curvi section proposes a field of possibilities. Curved lines can be reinforced through elements that echo their softness, or balanced with more linear presences when the project calls for a cleaner, more essential result. In this perspective, every composition can find its own balance, maintaining an open relationship between furniture, architecture, and style.

Curved and straight base units: one composition, different geometries

Among the most interesting possibilities offered within the section dedicated to the curved furniture of the Giunone collection is the combination of shaped and linear base units within the same composition. A solution that expands the language of bathroom furniture and allows for more personal configurations, alternating rounded forms and essential lines, visual presence and storage functionality.
The straight base unit maintains a clean and orderly reading of the volume, while the curved element introduces movement, softness, and character. In this meeting of different geometries, the furniture can be developed in relation to the environment itself: the width of the wall, the position of passageways, the presence of niches or openings, and the role of the washbasin area within the overall project. The curved compositions of Giunone thus become a resource for shaping solutions calibrated around the space, capable of interpreting both technical requirements and stylistic choices with the same natural ease.

The curved compositions of Giunone expand the design possibilities of the collection and offer a concrete response for small bathrooms, niches, and washbasin walls that require careful planning. A way to introduce a softer design language into the bathroom without sacrificing precision, functionality, or storage capacity.