Veltha Aqua Bathtub
AQUA BATHTUB
AQUA BATHTUB
Crafted entirely in peperino, AQUA embodies a concept of the bathroom that redefines its fundamental aspects, offering an iconic piece both original and contemporary.
If water symbolizes purity and life in the collective imagination, the AQUA bathtub expresses its entire value by translating it into an architectural code that blends creative exploration and practicality into a timeless furnishing element.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Veltha
PRODUCT TYPE
Bathtub
STONE
Peperino, polished natural stone treated with stain and rain protection.
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
COLLECTION
Aqua
THICKNESS
In particular, the thickness of the bathtub gradually decreases, starting from the base of 7 cm to 5 cm at the top.
DETAIL
This bathtub features a comfortable and spacious base, ensuring a sensation of maximum comfort with every use. AQUA's irresistible style is the result of an elegant series of influences that combine shape and material, distilling its outcome between past and future, design and nature, solids and voids defined by a surface never identical to itself. Hydraulic kit to be added.
BASE
7 cm to 5 cm
DELIVERY
3 - 4 Weeks
TOOLS
Cutting and welding with state-of-the-art numerically controlled work tools.
EDGES
Rounded
MATERIAL
Stone
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
-Enhancing natural stone such as peperino, travertine, and marble is Veltha’s main goal. -Because it is important, Veltha chooses to take care of its products, creating surfaces that are processed and already treated with a water repellent. -High hygiene and resistance to thermal shock, weather agents, scratches, stains, and low water absorption are guaranteed, as most of these products are intended for outdoor use.
-Cleaning all types of stone (peperino, travertine, and marble), even in the case of stains, requires the use of natural products, while acidic products are strongly discouraged, as they are corrosive to natural stone.
FINISHING
Peperino is a natural volcanic stone known for its weather resistance. Compact and durable, it originates from Mount Cimino in the Anti-Apennines of Lazio. It takes its name from darker spots resembling peppercorns, giving it a visually uniform yet never identical appearance.
It is a versatile material, and ideal for craftsmanship. It has been chosen since ancient times by Etruscans and Romans, and gained widespread use especially during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance in public and private architecture, urban furnishings, and the refined constructions of sixteenth-century Italian gardens. Solid, resistant to warping and to the corrosive action of atmospheric agents, peperino is the ideal choice for those seeking timeless and enduring furnishings—distinctive for their uniqueness and value, yet simple and natural.




