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Shine. Comfort for All.

Comfort in a single wall-hung, self-supporting piece

After the Flight and Flat washbasins, the New Age furniture and, above all, the Prime washbasin, Shine continues in the same design direction: to keep opening up new paths for bathroom furnishings “for All” that put people’s needs and emotions at the centre.

In this sense, the research and development of new Design for All products is an opportunity for our studio to demonstrate its social responsibility by offering solutions designed for accessible hospitality.

Made entirely in Italy by Goman.

The idea

The suspended object

The system and formal language we used for Prime to achieve its embracing front edge were the starting point for this new project. At the same time, we wanted the object to look somehow suspended, as if floating, to emphasise the lightness we were aiming for.

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It looks suspended: it is a single self-supporting component.

Pencil sketch of Shine in perspective: the thin basin detaching from the body set against the wall, with the two fixing holes.
White Shine in three-quarter view, with the sensor mixer tap: the concave front edge and the basin that seems to float.
A public washroom seen from above: three Shine washbasins in a row beneath the illuminated mirror, a wooden slatted bench and potted plants.

The aim

In settings devoted to the care and well-being of older people or people with disabilities, it is important to be able to choose inclusive products and accessories, designed to play a central role at difficult moments. Feeling welcomed, cared for, supported and understood is fundamental to the care of every person: this is our aim.

We also had hospitality in mind, from bars and restaurants to hotels and entertainment venues, which become more competitive when they use products and accessories designed for safety, well-being and inclusive accessibility. In this way they widen their opportunities to serve and welcome guests, responding to the demand for travel and services that also meet the needs and requirements of people with disabilities.

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Shine on the black marble wall of a public washroom, with the sensor tap, the illuminated mirror and a plant in a terracotta pot.
Shine wall-hung in a dark stone bathroom, next to the glass shower.
Shine from the front on the dark stone wall: the top with the elbow rest, the mixer tap and the towel holder.

Features

A single self-supporting component

Shine is a wall-hung washbasin with an elbow rest, a shelf for personal items and a concave front edge, with a fixed 8° tilt. It was conceived as a single self-supporting component that needs no brackets or other separate fixing systems.

This is why we chose Politek, a highly resistant material made of polyester resin and calcium carbonate, coated with a special sanitary-grade gelcoat in gloss or matt white, which is suitable for installation in settings for people with disabilities and complies with the relevant standards.

Shine seen from behind, at an angle: the solid body set against the wall with the two fixing holes, and the basin projecting forward.
Shine from the front: the curved top edge, the funnel-shaped basin and the dark mixer tap behind it.
Shine seen from above: the basin with the waste outlet, the concave front edge and the rear shelf with the tap hole.

Technical data

Manufacturer
Goman
Material
Politek, with a sanitary-grade gelcoat in gloss or matt white
Installation
wall-hung, a single self-supporting component, without brackets: fixed to the wall through concealed holes beneath the washbasin
Tilt
fixed, 8°
Built-in features
elbow rest, shelf for personal items, concave front edge

Source: Goman at Cersaie 2026 (opens in a new tab)

Frequently asked questions

How is a wall-hung washbasin installed without brackets?

Shine is a single self-supporting component: no brackets or other separate fixing systems are needed. It is fixed directly to the wall through concealed holes beneath the washbasin, which cannot be seen once installation is complete. Politek with a sanitary-grade gelcoat makes it suitable for settings for people with disabilities, and compliant with the standards.

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