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Waffle is the radiator designed by Lissoni & Partners , made of 100% recyclable cast aluminium and in a single modular module in different sizes. It is characterized by a geometric texture and a three-dimensional surface, emphasized by the embossed finishes, also in the new Verde Brentonico color.

Styling: Studio Salaris
Image production: Francesca Fani

Discover more about Waffle: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/waffle/

Part of the ‘Small Luxury Hotel Of The World’ chain, it is the result of the redevelopment of an ancient monastery into a five-star destination overlooking the Douro River, opposite the historic city of Porto, Portugal. The Rebello Hotel is a hotel with a strong vocation for design, and has chosen our V8 radiators in matt black for all the bathrooms in the rooms and suites.

V8: designed by Andrea Crosetta

Discover more about V8: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/v8-pieno/

Have we already told you about the “Antrax IT Mystery Box” contest?

Everything starts from three boxes containing a mood board with one of our radiators, a selection of materials and some inspirational items, which were presented to architects and interior designers from May to July in Turin, Rome, Vicenza, Florence, Naples, Athens, Budapest and Kiev.

On 12 September our Milan showroom will host the first semi-final, with an exceptional special guest, the architect Francesco Delugu, founder of the Roman studioDelogu Architecture.

So, especially for you here are the contents of the Mystery Box on which the studios will be competing during the first event.

The main feature is the radiator Tubone in an Exotic Orange finish, associated with marble, sintered stone, wood, precious metals, terracotta, enamels and textile creations, as well as some really inspiring objects.

Who will make the best interpretation of these ingredients and win the final?

Wood: courtesy ALBED
Marble: courtesy Kreoo
Metals: courtesy De Castelli
Sintered stone: courtesy Lapitec
Carpets: courtesy G.T.DESIGN.
Terrecotta and enamels: courtesy Palazzo Morelli

Here’s a glimpse of Casa Flora, a contemporary Italian designer apartment, which welcomes international guests for a unique experience in the lagoon. Our Teso radiators are part of the all Italian concept of the design, offering aesthetic and functional detail.

Teso: designed by Dante O Benini and Partners Architects

So, which one steals the show, the Tubone radiator or the view?

Tubone: designed by Andrea Crosetta

Also installable horizontally, the Serie T radiator offers a convenient shelf to be positioned at the relevant height, for furnishing living areas, bedrooms or bathrooms.

Serie T: designed by Matteo Thun & Partners

Discover more about Serie T: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/serie-t/

Our Flaps collection is extending and is now available in a new size that takes up its aesthetic characteristics. Designed by Victor Vasilev, the radiator is a plate enriched with a three dimensional effect, thanks to some segments of the metal profile bent to accommodate towels.

Styling: Studio Salaris
Image production: Francesca Fani

Discover more about Flaps: https://www.antrax.com/Prodotti/flaps/

500 m2 of luxury penthouse, overlooking the Milan skyline. The Velvet Touch, the top level apartment in Torre Solaria architecture with interior design by Studio D73 , is based on a neutral palette with light and bright surfaces and integrated green. The design team selected our radiators Flaps, Teso and Scudi to furnish the large bathroom areas.

Flaps: designed by Victor Vasilev
Teso: designed by Dante O Benini and Partners Architects

Images: Matteo Imbriani

A timeless piece of furniture, in any colour you like. Here is Tubone, our award-winning radiator, which turns twenty this year!

Styling: Studio Salaris
Image production: Francesca Fani

Discover more about Tubone: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/tubone/

Graffiti by the English artist Stik faces the entrance of “Time Capsule”, the penthouse designed by Carlo Donati Studio in the Brera district of Milan. A personal and balanced mix of aesthetic codes and materials, feminine and masculine, where our Serie T radiator in white was chosen for the master bathroom.

Serie T: designed by Matteo Thun & Partners
Images: Franco Chimenti

Discover more about Serie T: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/serie-t/

The architectural aesthetics of Serie T, based on the profile traditionally used in construction, is emphasized by the new English Green, which enhances its essential geometries. In addition to the available dimensional variants, the radiator designed by Matteo Thun & Partners can be made to the cm upon request and installed vertically or horizontally.

Styling: Studio Salaris
Image production: Francesca Fani

Discover more about Serie T: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/serie-t/

In the French hinterland, near Marseille, the Domaine La Ferme HiBride estate offers a contrast between the architecture of the historic farmhouse and the interiors, with very colourful accents, designed by Matali Crasset. In some of the suites, our Pioli towel warmers were used, in white, supporting the concept of the structure, which includes rural suggestions, vintage or contemporary pop objects.

Pioli: designed by Andrea Crosetta

Find out more about Pioli: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/pioli-2/

The Treo radiator is set in a coating system in tune with the same circular perforations in the bathroom design developed by Benta Wiley for Antrax vs Antrax. The small room created using natural materials and plants actually won our contest.

Treo: designed by Andrea Crosetta

Find out more about Treo: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/treo/

An exclusive destination for summer holidays, where you can spend a few weeks surrounded by olive trees and Mediterranean plants. Villa dell'Eclissi is the project of the studio Hus in the province of Brindisi, a stone’s throw from the sea, which uses our Tubone collection for bathrooms. Made in white, the radiators contrast with the bright green surfaces, integrating nature into the interior of the house.

Tubone: designed by Andrea Crosetta

Find out more about Tubone: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/tubone/

The radiator T Tower is an architectural totem within the environment. Here it is in a fresh shade of light blue furnishing a beautiful house by the sea.

T Tower: design by Matteo Thun & Partners

Find out more about T Tower: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/t-tower/

A recent addition to our range of towel warmers, Rabbit translates everyday gestures into a functional product. Bathrobes can be hung on the top of the heated towel rail, while towels and flannels can be stored on the horizontal elements, grouped in regular intervals and available with rectangular or circular sections.

Styling: Studio Salaris
Image production: Francesca Fani

Find out more about Rabbit: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/rabbit-13-2/

It looks like the moon, as its name suggests. The radiator Moon has a soft, essential and sculptural shape, further enhanced by a matte white finish.

Moon: design by peterrankindesign.com

Find out more about Moon: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/saturn-moon-2/

Let's go back to this beautiful Mediterranean design where you can dive in and dream of summer holiday atmospheres. It is PELIVA , in Greece, where the studio G2 lab chose our radiator Tubone for the bathrooms, which can be seen in the gallery pictures.

Tubone: designed by Andrea Crosetta

Images: Dimitris Spyrou

Find out more about Tubone: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/tubone/

The radiator Teso suggests the possibility of colour combinations. The centre of the heating surface is crossed by a thin handle, which can be made tone on tone or in contrast. It offers a functional and elegant décor dedicated to the world of bathrooms, which in the matte white and light blue combination defines one of its best versions.

Teso: designed by Dante O Benini and Partners Architects

Styling: Studio SMIT
Image production: Studio Emozioni

Find out more about Teso: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/teso/

From the door cut out in the boiserie of the suites of the Hotel Adriatic in Rovinj you can see our radiator Tubone, in black, chosen by the architects 3LHD to furnish the bathroom of the facility, with a black & white effect.

Tubone: designed by Andrea Crosetta

Find out more about Tubone: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/tubone/

Bold and sculptural, our Tubone radiator in matt black has been selected by the architect Martina Orlando for a bathroom where every feature has been painstakingly curated.

Tubone: designed by Andrea Crosetta
Find out more about Tubone: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/tubone/

Extremely streamlined interiors, yet affording a spectacular panoramic view.

The penthouse designed by studio VALENTIROV & PARTNERS has neutral hues and understated geometries that emphasise the bond with the outside.

The bathrooms of this large apartment are fitted with radiators from our Serie T in white, with different configurations: from the horizontal model with a shelf to the vertical one accessorised with hooks on which to hang bath towels and bathrobes.

Serie T: designed by Matteo Thun & Partners
Images: Andrey Avdeenko Photographer

Find out more about Serie T: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/serie-t-2/

Loft features a gentle relief pattern resulting from the processing of the 100% recyclable aluminium profile with small irregular creases, which add movement to the surface of the designer radiator, making it delightful to touch. It can be accessorised with a large handle, tone on tone or contrasting with the radiator finish.

Loft: designed by Andrea Crosetta
Find out more about Loft: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/loft/

He was awarded the Compasso d’Oro award ADI - Associazione per il Disegno Industriale for his career just a few days ago and is one of the architects to have put his name to one of our iconic collections. is the designer of the Waffle radiator, whose range is extended precisely during this 2024 with the introduction of the new electric version.

Find out more about the electric version of Waffle: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/waffle-2/

Serie T is a stylish wall adornment, wherever you put it. Here it is in a warm beige shade, contrasting with the wall, to heat up a living room, in the vertical version that can also be accessorised with wooden shelves.

FB: Serie T: designed by Matteo Thun & Partners

Find out more about Serie T: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/serie-t/

Powder Pink, in the embossed and textured version, is one of the latest shades to join our colour chart. In this picture, it clads a sample of our Moon product, designed by peterrankindesign.com. We offer over 200 colour variants to customise our design radiator collections.

Browse our Colour Chart:https://www.antrax.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/colour_chart.pdf

Its glass casing creates a symbiosis with the surrounding landscape and a continuous dialogue between indoors and outdoors. Villa LAC sits on the shores of Lake Geneva and uses our Tavola Total Mirror radiator to create continuous reflections of light and colour, thanks to the radiator's mirrored surface.

Find out more about Tavola Total Mirror: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/tavola-total-mirror/

A symbol of the bathroom area, the heated towel rail combines function and aesthetics. We concentrate on every detail of this type of product, as in the case of the Rabbit collection, where the two vertical profiles are elongated to ensure that bathrobes can be easily hung up.

Styling: Studio Salaris
Image production: Francesca Fani

Find out more about Rabbit: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/rabbit-13/

We would like to focus once again on Moon, the radiator designed by peterrankindesign.com, part of our catalogue as of 2004.

In this warm beige shade, it expresses its purity, which has made it a contemporary wall sculpture.

Find out more about Moon: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/saturn-moon/

A summer palette is set free in this new image of the radiator Serie T, presented in both the horizontal version, where it acts as a shelf on which to hang towels, and in the vertical version. Here, it is an elegant wall profile, equipped with a hook for towels or bathrobes.

Styling: Studio Salaris
Image production: Francesca Fani

Serie T: designed by Matteo Thun & Partners
Find out more about Serie T: https://www.antrax.com/en/products/serie-t/