ANTRAX HASHI Wall-mounted electric towel warmer

HASHI is a wall-mounted electric towel warmer designed by Piero Lissoni for ANTRAX in 2026.‎ It is reminiscent of the structure of an ideogram, with slender lines forming its design.‎ HASHI – whose name alludes to Japanese chopsticks – echoes their visual lightness and essential concept: the towel warmer designed by Piero Lissoni for ANTRAX IT has a delicate structure, comprising two vertical rails and horizontal elements, both with circular cross-sections measuring 35 and 13 mm respectively.‎ The former act as hooks, allowing bathrobes to be hung; the latter, arranged in a constantly varying rhythm with no two intervals the same, protrude 4 cm from the sides, emphasising the product’s minimalist aesthetic with its almost imperceptible contours.‎ “HASHI creates an extremely functional graphic grid,” explains the designer, who worked alongside the brand’s research and development division to define the range.‎“Not only does it hold bathrobes, but it also facilitates the storage of towels and the addition of accessories, which are the truly innovative element of this collection.‎” In fact, two mirrors – designed specifically for this model – can be hung on the horizontal tubes: a rectangular one, measuring 20x40 cm; and a circular one, with a diameter of 24 cm, which enhance its ease of use in the bathroom.‎ Available in four size variants, with heights of 105 or 162 cm and a standard width of 40 cm, HASHI is designed for vertical installation only, with water, electricity or a combination of both, and can be customised from over 200 colour options in the ANTRAX IT Colour Chart.‎ Further info from manufacturer on HASHI ANTRAX