Award and magazine featuring burst for VitrA - Terri Pecora cooperation

PLURAL sinks offer a new ‘experience’ in the lay-out of a bathroom: they can be positioned at different angles on counters and the floor.

Developed by VitrA in collaboration with its designer Terri Pecora, the new bathroom collection Plural is honored by international awards one after another on the one hand, it is featured by leading magazines on the other. Defining bathroom as a place to be socialized VitrA Plural collection won award from Good Design even before it is launched to the market. That award was followed by iF and Edida as the symbol of design. Awarded in innovation field in line with The Designer Award, the collection was honored with an award by Wallpaper too. The collection was featured by famous French design magazine Intramuros in addition to the feature published in British magazine Monocle. The Plural collection celebrates a contemporary version of shared bathing spaces – we call it ’shared intimacy’. PLURAL sinks offer a new ‘experience’ in the lay-out of a

bathroom: they can be positioned at different angles on counters and the floor. You ‘interact’ in your space now, and with whom you are there. PLURAL exalts the concept of color mixing and the non-whiteness of bathrooms, proclaiming that yes, it’s OK TO MIX THINGS UP. (Light grey, beige, anthracite black, mat white and American Walnut all go wonderfully together.) The furniture feeling of its design insures a homey and domestic environment in your new bathroom; a vintage ’salotto’ is more the feeling. New technology feels at home here too: there are 3 innovative ’syphon systems’ which enable PLURAL to be so free.

Terri Pecora, from Los Angeles, finished her academic work in Milan, Italy in 1990 at Domus Academy where she taught later. Since that she has worked in a broad range of fields within the design sector including furniture design, bathroom products, stand design and Retail interiors, eyewear and fashion accessories and children’s products. Aesthetic functionality best describes Terri’s work and she has often experimented with unexpected solutions which set her projects apart. She has also worked extensively as an Art Director for communication concepts and design strategies, guiding graphic designers, photographers, video makers and web designers throughout the creative process. Some of her products have been shortlisted for the Compasso D’oro and have been included in important international publications and exhibits on design. She has taught at Domus Academy, The Istituto Europeo di Design, University “La Sapienza” Rome, Politecnico University of Milan and most recently at NABA in Milan.