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Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a two-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Calacatta Oro marble), and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American Art Deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

In the Piazza del Campo, the city center of Siena stands the Fonte Gaia or Fountain of the World. For hundreds of years, the town’s water supply was transported there through 15 miles of tunnels, aqueducts, and conduits. The Campo™ Bath Collection takes the industrial design of this water system into today with clean details and contemporary styling. The distinctive crosshatch knurling on the spout and handles are inspired by valve wheels; they give Campo a minimalist spirit suitable for baths that take a modern or transitional approach.

• One simple control mechanism for temperature and volume.
• Single-function cartridge included with trim.
• Can run either a stand-alone showerhead or a showerhead and tub spout, if the tub spout has an integrated diverter.
• Must order compatible house of Rohl R51 pressure balance rough-in valve separately.
• The pressure balance valve works by sensing the ratio of hot to cold water and adjusting one or the other to deliver the desired temperature.

Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a three-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Calacatta Oro marble), and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American Art Deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a two-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials, and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American Art Deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a three-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Calacatta Oro marble), and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American art deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a two-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Bianco Carrara marble), and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American Art Deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a two-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Bianco Carrara marble)and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American Art Deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

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Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a two-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Calacatta Oro marble), and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American Art Deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a three-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Bianco Carrara marble) and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American Art Deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a three-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Bianco Carrara marble), and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American Art Deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a three-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Bianco Carrara marble), and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American Art Deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.

Ultra-sophisticated echoes of the 1920s shape the minimal and unmistakable design of a three-way thermostatic mixer tap, designed in collaboration with Gensler. The simplicity of the shapes, the richness of the materials (such as the covers in precious Bianco Carrara marble), and the fine attention to detail make explicit reference to American art deco, reinterpreting it with an innovative, yet familiar style code.