Water Flow Art: the art of running water in our basins. This is how we describe that small miracle that allows us direct contact with the water in our homes and in the places where we work.
A miracle that requires perfect technical functionality, achieved only through meticulous product construction and attention to the quality of materials. To this, we add constant attention to aesthetic details to offer faucets with contemporary taste, versatility, and the hallmark of Italian elegance.
Water Flow Art: the art of running water in our basins. This is how we describe that small miracle that allows us direct contact with the water in our homes and in the places where we work.
A miracle that requires perfect technical functionality, achieved only through meticulous product construction and attention to the quality of materials. To this, we add constant attention to aesthetic details to offer faucets with contemporary taste, versatility, and the hallmark of Italian elegance.
LaBlù, present on the market for a few years, is the latest addition to the Colavene family. This historic group, founded by the Colamedici family, has been exporting Italian bathroom style worldwide since the 1960s.
LaBlù aims to make the group’s offer even more complete and the Made-in-Italy aspect of our ceramics and accessories produced for decades in our factories in Civita Castellana even more competitive.
LaBlù, along with the other brands in the group, is part of Spazio Colavene, a comprehensive world dedicated to the Italian style of furnishing.
The five brands that make it up are LaBlù faucets, AXA’s high-quality ceramic sanitary ware, Colavene bathroom, laundry, and functional space furnishing solutions, Colacril bathtubs and wellness products, and Tamanaco shower solutions.
Together, they offer everything you need to furnish your home with authentic Italian style.
Today, Spazio Colavene is also a physical location, a shared space available to designers and architects who wish to explore the Colavene world.
Located in Civita Castellana (VT), it sits at the heart of one of the main historic Italian districts for ceramic processing.
