Sixty designer taps by CEA Design in Black Ivory with marble washbasin

Sixty by CEA Design: luxury that never raises its voice

Cea Design
Sixty
Sixty Available now
£ 4,212

Tell us your requirements

Trade terms for professionals and design studios

Some collections shout for attention. Sixty by CEA Design does the opposite: its designer, the Belgian architect Glenn Sestig, is known for impressing in the most sophisticated, understated way, and these designer taps carry that manner into the bathroom. Calm, clean forms in stainless steel, extended from an archetypal shape into an ergonomic geometry.

The range is quietly comprehensive: progressive, two-handle and infrared-sensor basin mixers, thermostatic and progressive groups for shower and bath, bath-rim versions, remote controls, separate spouts, a two-way showerhead — plus a monolithic washbasin and a marble-fronted mirror in Travertine Titanium marble, both drawn by Sestig himself.

Finishes stay within a disciplined trio: satin, polished and the exclusive Black Ivory. For boardroom washrooms and client-facing offices where restraint reads as confidence, La Mercanti supplies Sixty from Italy with specification support in English.

Technical information based on data declared by the manufacturer.
  • Collection: Sixty, CEA Design — taps and bathroom accessories
  • Design: Glenn Sestig
  • Material: AISI 316L stainless steel
  • Finishes: satin, polished, exclusive Black Ivory satin
  • Basin and bidet: wall-mounted progressive mixers, wall-mounted two-handle taps, two-hole progressive mixer, three-hole set, wall-mounted infrared sensor versions
  • Shower and bath: thermostatic groups with 2-way and 2/3-way diverter, progressive groups, thermostatic group with Acqua Stop System for the USA/Canada markets
  • Bath rim: progressive groups
  • Remote controls: 2-way thermostatic group, progressive mixer for wall and deck mounting, stop valves for wall and deck mounting
  • Spouts: wall-mounted and deck-mounted, for basin and bidet
  • Shower: 2-way showerhead with rain and pure jet; handshower with silk-grey silicone hose
  • Monolithic washbasin: single-block pedestal in Travertine Titanium marble, floor drain, inspectable free-flow siphoned waste in marble
  • Mirror: extra-clear mirror with book-style opening and Travertine Titanium marble front; version with frontal LED lighting, 3000K, 24V power supply
  • Accessories: pair of hooks; electric bathrobe warmer with push button
  • Recognition: Archiproducts Design Awards 2023, Bathroom category, with Special Mention for Sustainability
La Mercanti Srl — trusted supplier for design and contract projects since 1997.
San Benedetto del Tronto (AP), Italy · +39 0735 753833 · info@lamercanti.com
Supply, quotations, specifications and project support across the UK and worldwide.

Documents and Catalogues

Bathroom Catalogue Kitchen Catalogue Cea Design Finishes & Materials

Tell us which finishes you'd like to assess

£ 170

Fully redeemable against your first order

FAQ

What does the Sixty collection include beyond basin taps?
Thermostatic and progressive shower and bath groups, bath-rim versions, remote controls, separate spouts, a two-way showerhead, a monolithic marble washbasin, a marble-fronted mirror, hooks and an electric bathrobe warmer.
Who designed Sixty for CEA Design?
Glenn Sestig, the Belgian architect who founded his practice in Ghent in 1997; for this collection he also drew the marble washbasin and mirror.
Is there a touch-free version for guest washrooms?
Yes. The basin range includes wall-mounted mixers with an infrared sensor, suited to client-facing washrooms with high footfall.
How do the three finishes differ?
Satin softens reflections, polished behaves almost like a mirror, and Black Ivory is an exclusive dark satin finish named after a rare coffee variety.
Can the marble washbasin be specified on its own?
The single-block pedestal basin in Travertine Titanium marble is a distinct item with its own code, so it can be listed independently or paired with the taps.

How to plan a Sixty shower wall

Five decisions that turn a list of codes into a coherent shower enclosure.

Choose the control logic first
Decide between the thermostatic Sixty groups with 2-way or 2/3-way diverter and the progressive versions: outlets and habits, not looks, drive this choice.
Position the showerhead
The Sixty two-way head delivers rain or a pure jet; check ceiling height and water arrival point before fixing its location.
Add the handshower deliberately
Place the handshower where it serves cleaning and children, not where the wall happens to be free.
Keep every visible part in one finish
Group, head and accessories should share the same Sixty finish; mixing satin and polished on one wall reads as an error.
Cross-check codes against the drawing
Before ordering, match each Sixty code to its position on the elevation so nothing is missing on site.

You May Also Like