A striking collaboration with one of Australia’s most celebrated design visionaries, Greg Natale. The Milazzo collection marks Greg’s first foray into bathroomware — a natural extension of his unmistakable aesthetic and his ongoing influence across the world of interiors. Known for his daring use of colour, pattern and materiality, Greg brings his signature aesthetic to the bathroom in the Milazzo collection — a bold, sculptural range of basins and baths.
Greg Natale is renowned for his fearless approach to colour, pattern and form. Across two decades, his richly layered interiors and distinctive style have earned him global recognition, with features in Architectural Digest, Elle Decoration, Vogue Living, Vanity Fair and Belle. Named one of the World’s Most Influential Designers by AD Mexico and a Design Visionary by Harper’s Bazaar Interiors Middle East, Greg continues to shape the design conversation both in Australia and internationally.
The Milazzo collection distills Greg’s design DNA into a striking new bathroom series — sculptural, refined and undeniably bold. Inspired by the geometric elegance of Italian street furniture, each piece is grounded in symmetry, softened by gentle curves and finished in a palette that reflects his refined eye for tone and contrast.
Crafted from smooth solid surface and available in seven finishes, the collection includes a freestanding bath and two basin formats: an oversized oval and a compact pill shape — both designed to elevate their surroundings.
Milazzo is a bold distillation of Greg Natale’s design language — expressive, refined and built to endure. With its sculptural forms and considered finishes, the collection brings a new level of sophistication to the bathroom, transforming everyday rituals into moments of visual and tactile pleasure.
For his first residential project in London, Greg Natale crafts a bespoke, eclectic interior that channels the city’s maverick charm. The owners of this four-story Chelsea townhouse, a couple with two teen daughters, have their respective tastes: she prefers glamorous, traditional design, while he appreciates “cleaner” modernism. For Greg, the idea was to create a family home that strikes a harmonious balance of decorative flourishes and clean lines.
