Spartaco Mamoli
Spartaco Mamoli was already producing taps and chandeliers in cast brass in the 1930s. In 1932, he founded Mamoli Robinetterie, with its production site on the outskirts of Milan – a true hub of technological innovation. During the 1960s and 1970s, amid Italy’s building boom, the company introduced the first wellness systems, thermostatic taps, push-button controls and single-lever mixers, responding to the evolving needs of modern living. Today, after 90 years, the philosophy remains the same: combining creative solutions and technological innovation with Italian design, quality and expertise.
1938 Collection
Design Spartaco Mamoli
This historic collection with a Deco flavour is a faithful re-edition of an original Mamoli project produced in 1938. It takes its name from the year it was born as a tribute to the company’s history and recalls the aesthetics and imagery typical of the 1930s. The bold lines and square shape of the spout, as well as the star-shaped knobs, recall the decorative style of that period. The technical drawings of the time were studied and adapted to current needs, allowing all the brass components and handles to be recreated with precious inlays with a PVD finish.
Alfa-Beta Collection
Design Spartaco Mamoli
Alfa/Beta is a true classic of Italian tapware. Designed in the same years as Penta, from which it inherits its proportions and stylistic signature, this iconic model has featured in homes, schools and public spaces since the 1960s, and is widely regarded as the Italian tap. Its distinctive handles — available in the Alfa version, with softer, contoured lines, or the Beta version, with a pentagonal profile — offer a dual identity within a single collection. Renowned for its durability and reliability, it has become a benchmark in the industry. While continuously updated in terms of technology, its timeless design remains ergonomic and practical, meeting everyday needs with both style and functionality.
Epoca Collection
Design Mamoli R&D
An original Mamoli collection from 1948, with a classic and refined style, designed for a bathroom where you can take a leap back in time. An authentic expression of Italian style, in which the traditionally designed cross knobs evoke a sense of nostalgia and add a touch of authenticity, perfect for environments with a retro charm or metropolitan style.
