Here, designer Monica Armani’s Sablier collection takes center stage. Inspired by the silhouette of an hourglass, its soft lines and harmonious proportions give stainless steel an unexpected sense of fluidity. The sandblasted finish, velvety to the touch, reflects LC Atelier’s refined aesthetic — an interplay of light, balance, and quiet precision. In this dialogue, the faucet becomes more than a functional element; it’s a silent sculpture that unites utility and grace.

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Founded by Lucrezia Calvi, LC Atelier is an interior architecture studio that approaches each project as a personal narrative — crafted through collaboration, material sensitivity, and contextual awareness. “We chose Sablier for its softened, elegant forms,” says Calvi. “It resonates with our idea of space and how aesthetics and function can speak the same language.”

 

The visual story unfolds through simple gestures: a hand brushing against cool metal, water cascading among lilies, a ray of light slipping over steel and glass. Every frame captures continuity, not contrast — where design dissolves into atmosphere.

 

Zucchetti and LC Atelier’s collaboration reveals a shared philosophy: the pursuit of beauty in everyday gestures. Sablier embodies this dialogue — an object that holds the delicacy of time, shaped by Italian craftsmanship and timeless design.