ecopixel sustainable material

We proudly launched this year 2017 our new project: ECOPIXEL a new method for recycling plastics

This new method for recycling plastics is composed of 100% Low-Density PolyEthylene (LDPE) and melts at 120°C. This means it can be re-melted an infinite number of times without altering its properties. Its low melting temperature means its ecological impact is also greatly reduced during the production phase. It can be melted into different shapes and colors, without homogenizing color pigments from its ‘raw’ waste material, resulting in a distinctive pixelated appearance. Each product made of ECOPIXEL^® is unique because the pixel patterns are the result of the randomized mix during production. ECOPIXEL^® is a 100% Italian product.

http://www.ecopixel.eu/

WET store | workplace

Special Visitors

JAN & MAZ

Architect Antonio Rodríguez | Stylist Adriana Morandi

Architect Daniel Marcaccio - Designer of WET store

Designer Jacco Bregonje

Designer Lina Obregon

Architect Michele De Lucchi

Designer David Heldt

Designer Dorota Koziara

Architect Giovanni Miori

Merry EVERYTHINGS !!

New WEBSITE www.wet.co.it

Indoor and Outdoor products from our sanitary line

If you love outlet deals and sales!

Available information from the full range of our products
from sinks, bath tubs to tiles.

You'll get informed about our collaborations!

with different companies around the world

Dutch Design Exhibition at the WET store

Divina and mini-Divina by Jacco Bregonje

DELTA vase by Mart van Schijndel 

Light Tub by Jan Puylaert for WET

Chubby Chair by Marcel Wanders

Plane shower column by Jan Puylaert for Hafro Italia

WET floor - Cement tiles by Jan Puylaert & MAZ for WET 

Fusion II Self standing basin by Jan Puylaert

French Carafe by Kapitein Roodnat

Cottage Town by Ontwerp Duo

Sucker by Jan Hoekstra e Leon Ramakers for DROOG

Flames by Chris Kabel for DROOG

Bold Floor Lamp by Antoon de Groof

Puzzle Dinner Tray by Wendy Boudewijns

Hot by Jan Puylaert

Baby Barrel by Nieuwe Heren

Thunderball by Richard Hutten