With Graffiti, the character of the bathroom is now written on steel

Five laser-engraved textures open up a new possibility for personalizing Radomonte stainless steel. 

After the preview dedicated to GRAFFITI, Radomonte presents the project in its complete form: a proposal that takes the personalization of AISI 316L stainless steel beyond the choice of finish. 

The real innovation lies in the surface. For the first time, Radomonte tapware can be defined by textures laser-engraved directly onto the steel, without adding any material. This high-precision process creates defined, continuous patterns that can be applied consistently across mixers, showers, accessories and flush plates. 
Light meets the engraving and changes the way the product is perceived. The surface is no longer uniform: the pattern emerges, shifts, gains depth and gives the steel a richer, more tactile presence. 

Five textures are available, each with its own distinct identity: 
Prisma works with clean, faceted geometries that fragment the light and make the surface more vibrant. 
Orbis develops a softer, more enveloping texture, giving the steel a more harmonious and continuous expression. 
Groove focuses on verticality: thin, regular lines that enhance the rigour of the forms and give the steel a more graphic, essential character. 
Bloom introduces a richer, more decorative pattern, inspired by architectural motifs that gradually emerge on the finish and change in intensity according to the light. 
Jungle breaks with regularity through a freer, more organic weave, made of natural signs and less predictable reflections. 

Each texture opens up different interpretations of the same product and makes it possible to create very different atmospheres. Depending on the chosen engraving, the tapware takes on a different presence within the space: more rigorous, more decorative, more technical or more tactile, creating new combinations of engravings, finishes and materials. 
To further expand these possibilities, the catalogue also introduces Brushed Chocolate PVD, a new finish debuting in GRAFFITI and entering the Radomonte PVD range, available for the collections that include this type of treatment. A warm, intense tone designed to give even greater depth to the engravings and add a new material nuance to stainless steel. 

Download the catalogue Graffiti, written on steel