Valdama has long treated ceramic as a medium for serious design. The Bold washbin, conceived by Art Director Prospero Rasulo, makes the case for ceramic basin design without saying a word.

The wall of the basin is the point. That generous, rolled rim doesn’t taper or apologize. It reads like a declaration. In mustard glaze against a matching field, it nearly disappears into its own color story. In cobalt or matte white, it anchors a vanity the way a good piece of furniture anchors a room.

This is ceramic basin design that commits to mass. The outer surface is smooth and continuous, no seams, no fuss. The form curves under itself with quiet confidence. You want to put your hands on it.

Available in multiple configurations and colorways, Bold works at the scale of hospitality and high-end commercial interiors, where the powder room is not an afterthought. It debuted at Salone del Bagno 2026 alongside new collections from Valdama’s expanding design program.

For another take on vessel sink design that leans into material weight and presence, see Stone Forest and the Art of the Vessel Sink.

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