The designers at Benedini Associati and the manufacturing brethren with whom they enjoy frequent collaboration at Agape would seem to have a yen for the Modern. And I don't just mean that in the sense of the ultra contemporary line of tubs, fittings, and vanities for which both companies are known, but also in the academic capacity of "the modern era." I cite as evidence for this assertion the recent proliferation of historical nomenclature vis a vis the Novecento Tub, Cogito Ergo Cartesio, and today's Evoluzione.

Evoluzione. Designed by Benedini Associati for Agape.

Evolve with Modular Bathroom Countertops and Storage

The first of the products mentioned above alludes to the year 1900, an auspicious moment of social, technological, and cultural progress; the second refers to the novel existential philosophy of one Rene Descartes, commonly credited as the founder of analytical geometry, the creator of the Cartesian coordinate system, and first defender of the central role of self-consciousness in human cognition; the third implies an equally formidable force in the history of human thought, Charles Darwin. The reference is apropos of Evoluzione, Agape's "range of countertops and storage units for bathrooms... the main feature of which is the modular nature of the units which can be made to measure on request."

The evolutionary impulse in this context has naught to do with natural selection, and absolutely everything to do with your particular space constraints and aesthetic proclivities. Evoluzione's bathroom cabinets include countertops of Exmar, wood, or Cristalplant matched with cabinet facings of natural oak, dark oak or teak. One might draw a parallel between the combinatorial possibilities of Evoluzione's various materials and the infinitude of Darwin's progressive process, but that would likely make everyone's head spin, so perhaps it's best to stick to the basics. In the Case of Evoluzione, that means a wondrous realm of functional possibilities for the bath, tap fittings in the countertop or on the proximal wall, "maximum dimensional freedom," and in every case a contemporary streamlined look that complements your personal style.