Radiators that serve as decor, blending functionality with style

In the world of interior design, radiators have transcended their traditional role as mere providers of warmth, evolving into statement pieces. In this context, Simone Micheli‘s creation for Cordivari Design, the SFERE radiator, redefines traditional views on radiators with its unique, minimalist design.

This design-driven approach marries functionality with artistry, offering innovative solutions that not only heat homes but also serve as focal points of rooms. Designers and manufacturers have pushed the boundaries, crafting radiators that embody elegance, sophistication, and cutting-edge technology.

Founded in 1972 by Ercole Cordivari, the namesake company stands as a prominent figure in Italy’s Hydro-thermo-sanitary industry, committed to the principles of total quality for more than two decades. In this new collection, Micheli envisioned it as more than just a heating element; he sought to elevate it to an autonomous or collective presence, capable of infinite replication.

The SFERE radiator

The design symbolically links to the earth, with a central void for a towel, symbolizing a yearning for harmony among humans, between individuals and space, and across time, aiming for a utopian perfection that safeguards life. SFERE radiator stands as a symbolic enhancement in modern living spaces, embodying simplicity, integration, and adaptability.

This radiator, crafted from thin steel with concealed valves, marries functionality with elegance, offering easy maintenance, enhanced hygiene, and visual appeal. In addition, it becomes a valuable addition to the space’s interior design.

Available in 80 colors, with options for glossy, matte, and textured finishes, the SFERE radiator allows for individual or grouped installations, achieving vertical symmetry and adding comfort through its distinctive central opening.