Brand & Designer

Agape
Spoon XL Washbasin

Agape

Founded in 1973 in Mantua, Italy, Agape specializes in architecturally driven bathroom furniture, bathtubs, washbasins, and accessories that combine contemporary design with refined Italian craftsmanship.
Patricia Urquiola
Dudet Chair

Patricia Urquiola

A globally celebrated designer and architect known for her poetic approach to form, material, and function.

Frequently Asked Questions

What material is the Agape Cenote washbasin made from?

The Cenote washbasin is constructed from refractory clay, a high-temperature ceramic material prized for its structural integrity and textural character. The exterior is left in a raw, unglazed state, while the interior receives an enamel glaze in one of several color options.

Is the Cenote basin truly handmade, and will mine look different from others?

Yes. Each Cenote basin is hand-shaped, so natural variation in surface texture, tone, and contour is inherent to the process. No two pieces are identical, and Agape considers this individuality a core quality of the collection rather than an inconsistency.

What configurations and sizes does the Cenote washbasin come in?

The Cenote is available in both freestanding and over-countertop versions, in diameters of 42 cm and 45 cm. Interior glaze colors, including transparent, white cream, and blue, vary depending on the specific version selected.

Who is Patricia Urquiola and what is her relationship with Agape?

Patricia Urquiola is a Spanish-born, Milan-based architect and designer whose work spans furniture, interiors, and product design. She has collaborated with Agape on several bathroom collections, bringing a sensibility that bridges material culture, craft, and contemporary form.

Is the Cenote washbasin suitable for a custom or made-to-order bathroom project?

The Cenote is produced as a made-to-order piece, which means lead times should be factored into project planning. Its hand-formed nature and range of finish options make it well suited to bespoke residential and hospitality environments where singularity of object matters.