Adda
Made by Salvatori
Designed by David Lopez Quincoces
Adda, designed by David Lopez Quincoces for Salvatori, takes its cues from the interiors of the 1950s and 60s - a period when European design found an easy confidence between the warm and the cool, the personal and the architectural. That dialogue is alive here in stone and wood, two materials that resist easy resolution and are made more interesting for it.
The collection is built around modularity without sacrificing specificity. Wall-mounted basins, freestanding basins, and modular drawer units can be combined across a wide range of configurations, adapting to compact powder rooms and expansive master suites with equal composure. Stone options include Bianco Carrara, Crema d'Orcia, Grigio Versilia, Gris du Marais, Pietra d'Avola, and Silk Georgette. Wood facings are available in smooth or ribbed profiles, with brass as a finishing accent.
- Wall-mounted and freestanding basin options
- Modular drawer configurations
- Six natural stone finishes
- Smooth or ribbed wood facings with brass detailing
Quincoces brings an architect's sense of proportion to the collection. Nothing is decorative for its own sake. The ribbed wood facing, for instance, introduces texture and shadow without ornamentation, while the stone basins carry the quiet authority of material left to speak on its own terms.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What stones are available for the Adda collection?
Adda is offered in six natural stone finishes: Bianco Carrara, Crema d'Orcia, Grigio Versilia, Gris du Marais, Pietra d'Avola, and Silk Georgette. Each stone has its own tonal character, ranging from the crisp white of Carrara to the warmer, more sedimentary quality of Crema d'Orcia and Pietra d'Avola.
Who designed the Adda bathroom collection?
Adda was designed by David Lopez Quincoces, a Madrid-born architect and designer known for work that draws on European modernist interiors with a particular attention to material contrast and spatial restraint. His collaboration with Salvatori is rooted in a shared commitment to natural stone as a primary design element.
Can Adda basins be configured as freestanding or wall-mounted?
Yes. The Adda collection includes both wall-mounted and freestanding basin options, and these can be combined with modular drawer units in multiple configurations. This flexibility allows the collection to read differently depending on the spatial demands and the desired visual weight of the installation.
What is the design reference behind Adda's aesthetic?
Adda draws from the interior culture of 1950s and 60s Europe, a period characterized by a confident mix of natural materials, restrained forms, and domestic warmth. Quincoces translates that sensibility into a contemporary bathroom vocabulary, pairing the coolness of stone with the grain and texture of wood to create a retro-contemporary tension that feels grounded rather than nostalgic.
What role does brass play in the Adda collection?
Brass appears as a facing accent on drawer and cabinet elements, functioning as a warm metallic counterpoint to the stone and wood. It is used with restraint, marking transitions and edges rather than dominating the composition, which keeps the collection's mid-century reference precise without becoming decorative pastiche.
