Milldue systems are furnishing solutions that interpret and shape spaces according to a unique and personal taste...
The formula that sums up the essence of HILTON, born of the collaboration between Milldue and Alessandro La Spada, is a balanced blend of strong lines and geometric designs.
This taste is classic luxury revisited in a contemporary key. A collection for an aristocratic consumer looking for a product that is distinctive, elegant but not opulent. The project develops horizontally (in multiples of 9 cm) and features distinctive elements that highlight the shapes of the collection: gilded or chrome-plated handles, bevelled glass, a washbasin, all strong characters that coexist in a layout that does not neglect the slightest detail.
The interior of the cabinets are 54.4 cm deep, they are coated with opaque lacquer and have stainless steel runners. The bevelled glass is available in 30 different shiny-effect lacquers, in two versions of gold and silver faux alligator skin: film with the scales pattern printed on it (shiny effect) is applied to the ultra-clear transparent glass, a tinted version, a bronze tinted mirror etched on the surface (opaque effect) and then ground to make the bevel (shiny effect). The dressing table completes the collection with its shiny ebony finish.
The shelves of the HILTON system are available in several variants of glass, marble, onyx, granite, ceramic covering. The washbasin, the dressing table and the base of the tub are characterized by the particular shape.Bath, lamps, fabric wall coverings andaccessories complete the HILTON collection.
Top quality inspected and guaranteed has always been the aim of Milldue. Meticulous processing, selected raw materials and attention to detail are characteristics that distinguish each stage of the company's production.
Milldue internally produces every element of the bathroom system and provides excellent customer service. Attention to total quality, not only regarding the study and design of the product but also the development and consideration of all the technical details. The company has chosen not to work for warehouses, but to tailor-make each item.
