“Key to water, at today Robinetto, from the French voice Robinet. That metal and mostly bronze device, from which it draws the etymology, which adapts to a pipe, to a fountain, or similar to give way to water, or to keep it closed when turning that piece, which properly it is called Key which enters perpendicularly into the Bocciolo, which is the pipe or barrel, and the water exits, stopped at the fountain by a head, which is called the Mother.”
This is the definition of the Genoese word “Bronzin” in the ancient “Genoese-Italian” Vocabulary of 1851, which inspired the Brunsin collection designed by the Genoese architect Paola Fazio for the ARCHIMODELS series by Bellosta Rubinetterie.
The aesthetic shape of the Brunsin handle recalls the ancient keys of water and the collection is also available with shape Lever handle; in addition, the program of Brunsin collection offers a large range of models for basin, bidet, shower, bath and accessories, that are studied with care detail.
A celebration for the city of Genoa and its ancient history.
