Falper is an Italian company based in Ozzano dell’Emilia, and for over fifty years it has been a leading name in the
high-end bathroom furniture sector. Founded in 1962 by Guido Fallavena, the company began its journey producing furniture in plastic materials, and rose to prominence in the 1980s with the development of its first shower systems. Since then, Falper has evolved into a producer of complete collections that include
washbasins,
bathtubs,
taps,
mirrors, and
furniture, created to meet the expectations of a refined international clientele that values design, material quality, and sustainability. In 2025, during Milan Design Week, Falper unveiled a bold new brand identity, marking the beginning of a fresh design and stylistic phase. The company presented itself with a more defined, cultured, and contemporary voice, confirming its position as the only true player in dialogue with the world of architecture and high-end contract design. This renewed image is supported by a product offering that combines aesthetics and functionality in a distinctive and courageous way, with a constant focus on design consistency and the quality of sensory experiences. Today, Falper goes beyond
furniture solutions: it interprets space as a real design scenario where beauty meets technique, creativity merges with function, and daily life becomes a meaningful experience. The brand continues to attract architects, designers, and discerning clients who seek to transform the bathroom and kitchen into expressions of identity, well-being, and personal style.
Falper design: from bathroom collections to contemporary kitchens
Design has always been the beating heart of Falper’s vision. Over time, the company has built a solid network of collaborations with internationally renowned designers and studios, capable of interpreting the brand's spirit with originality and sensitivity. Among the most emblematic voices of this new era is
Massimo Castagna, creator of signature collections such as
Opus, a bathroom cabinet that combines steel and artisanal glass in a striking balance of lightness and solidity, and
Alchímia, a hand-crafted aluminum washbasin that transcends function to become a true work of art. He also designed the
modular bookcase Enigma, with its dynamic rhythms and interlocking volumes, and
Mondrian, a wall-mounted storage system that incorporates mirrored surfaces and an articulated tap holder, transforming the bathroom into a fully expressive architectural space.
Over the years, other major figures have contributed to the aesthetic language of the brand. Paola Navone designed the
Menhir mirror, a piece that captures Falper’s philosophy through exceptional materials and sleek, polished contours. Ludovica and Roberto Palomba, the Metrica studio and Michael Schmidt have also shaped iconic collections. For example, the
7.0 collection, designed by Metrica, combines formal purity and functionality through the use of multilayer wood in suspended structures, while the
Vascamisura bathtub, designed by Michael Schmidt for residential and hospitality spaces, blends comfort and elegance.
With the
Living Kitchens collection, Falper has extended its reach into the kitchen environment, reaffirming its refined vision of contemporary living. Designed by
Andrea Federici and awarded the 2023 EDIDA prize, the project redefines the kitchen through a unique combination of materials and a fresh chromatic perspective. The collection brings together marble, stoneware, lacquers, and woods in a total sensory experience where beauty and function exist in perfect balance.
Living evolution according to Falper
Falper furnishings stand out for their high level of craftsmanship, meticulously maintained in every stage of production. Skilled carpenters handcraft each element, from sanding and finishing to assembly, ensuring a precise quality control process that results in unique and certified products. Materials are selected according to rigorous standards: Cristalplant provides
bathtubs and showers with lightness, durability, and safety thanks to its biological origin and non-toxic properties.
Mirrors are fitted with calibrated LEDs that enhance the skin’s natural tone, and taps are made from AISI 316L stainless steel, offering durability and refined visual appeal. Falper’s recent evolution is also reflected in a renewed exploration of materials. At Milan Design Week, the brand presented new finishes that redefine its material vocabulary. Rare and striking marbles such as Noir Grand Antique bring sculptural presence to
washbasins and countertops, while warm, embracing woods like American walnut offer comfort and intimacy. New lacquered finishes in contemporary tones like leather, cognac, bright green, and burgundy add a bold, expressive touch. Each material is selected with sartorial precision to provide versatile, elegant solutions that harmonize with the most sophisticated interiors.
