The Roma collection has never been out of production since 1926. How many products in the world can claim such a record? Its classic design and absolute technical reliability have led to its success, and it has always been brought up to date without ever betraying the original design. Perfectly at home inthe most modern settings, the Roma is still today the “tap” par excellence.

SIRIUS. From a design by Arnaud Behzadi, an architect specialized in high-end residential settings in France and abroad. The collection is distinguished by sober and refined line with rounded shapes and a serrated texture declined in all the finish variants offered by Stella.

The Eccelsa collection, which was created in the late 1920s as the “Serie Esagonale Extra- Lusso”, was reintroduced on Stella’s 125th anniversary. A stunningly eclectic and sculptural tap, its particular shape requires rare planning and manufacturing skills. Originally created at the height of the Cubist period, like the other two historic collections, it adapts perfectly to contemporary settings, as only objects of the finest design can do.

If there is one standard-setter in high-end taps, it is most certainly the Italica collection. Created way back in the early twentieth century, it was Stella’s first major success and is now made using the latest techniques. The mechanical and hydraulic performance are excellent, but more than anything it has an extraordinary evocativeness that can never be tarnished by time. Quite the contrary.

The Roma collection has never been out of production since 1926. How many products in the world can claim such a record? Its classic design and absolute technical reliability have led to its success, and it has always been brought up to date without ever betraying the original design. Perfectly at home inthe most modern settings, the Roma is still today the “tap” par excellence.

SIRIUS. From a design by Arnaud Behzadi, an architect specialized in high-end residential settings in France and abroad. The collection is distinguished by sober and refined line with rounded shapes and a serrated texture declined in all the finish variants offered by Stella.

The Eccelsa collection, which was created in the late 1920s as the “Serie Esagonale Extra- Lusso”, was reintroduced on Stella’s 125th anniversary. A stunningly eclectic and sculptural tap, its particular shape requires rare planning and manufacturing skills. Originally created at the height of the Cubist period, like the other two historic collections, it adapts perfectly to contemporary settings, as only objects of the finest design can do.