Pozzi Ginori has always been considered a benchmark in the world of bathroom furnishings and sanitary ceramics. It’s a company that has traversed the entire history of the bathroom, setting stylistic trends and marking various eras with its iconic series. Many of its ceramic lines have become truly emblematic. We’ve already explored some of these sanitary ware models in previous articles, such as:
- ITALICA : “Wc (toilet) seats for large sanitary ware”
- MONTEBIANCO : “Montebianco. Classic/antique sanitary ware and their toilet seats”
- STILE, T-UNO, ALFEO: “Sanitary ware old mofels. Where can i found the toilet seat?”
- PIEMONTE: “COLOURED toilet seats – how NOT to choose wrong!”
It’s safe to say that every decade of the 20th century (the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s) was marked by at least one significant Pozzi Ginori series. At the dawn of the new millennium, after a century of success, one might have thought the company was slowing down and would struggle to innovate, finding it hard to make an impact in terms of style and sales. Instead, right at the beginning of the 2000s, the company’s designers launched the POZZI-GINORI Collection. This catalog introduced four new sanitaryware series: Q3, JOIN, EASY.02, and 500, all destined for incredible success and still in production today! Let’s take a closer look…
Q3 Series Pozzi Ginori (Rectangular Sanitaryware and WC Seats)
This is definitively a rectangular sanitary ware series. Along with the other lines presented, it charted the course for the style that would take hold in the bathroom furnishing world: sanitary ware with flush-to-wall sides, clean and soft shapes, and smooth, seamless surfaces. It was a revolution even for Pozzi Ginori. The original Q3 toilet seat is still available in Sintesibagno store at the following link [ open LINK ].
JOIN Pozzi Ginori Series (Large Size Sanitaryware and Toilet Seats)
These basins and bidets feature generous shapes (exceeding 60 cm), resulting in a toilet seat measuring 49/50 cm. Presented in both floor-standing flush-to-wall and wall-hung versions, Join was considered the most luxurious line in the catalog.
Despite its large size, its slender lines made it appear light in the space, making it perfectly suited for spacious bathrooms. After its initial release, a variant was introduced in subsequent years that maintained the Join style but was reduced in size. This is why, among the toilet seats, you can find the older, longer version (T.V.) at the following Sintesibagno link [ open LINK ] and the new type (T.N.) at this Sintesibagno link [ open LINK ].
500 Cinquecento Pozzi Ginori Series (Compact Sanitaryware and Toilet Seats)
These fantastic sanitary fixtures measure 500 millimeters in length. We, and the market, consider it the perfect shape, having been rewarded with extraordinary sales. It was introduced in both wall-hung and floor-standing versions and paired with a very wide range of washbasins. It remains highly popular today with designers who frequently use it in smaller bathrooms where they want to create a refined impression. Truly an iconic series! You can find its toilet seats in our store at the following Sintesibagno link [ open LINK ].
EASY.02 Pozzi Ginori Series
This sanitary ware form (WCs and bidets) served as an inspiration for all ceramic companies competing with Pozzi Ginori in the years that followed. The Easy.02 series (we could say, for a change, regarding Pozzi Ginori) marked the “year zero” for flush-to-wall sanitary ware with soft oval shapes. It was such a precise and meticulously designed project that the rounded toilet seat was crafted to appear as a seamless continuation of the ceramic element. All WC seats for this series are available in Sintesibagno store at the following link [ open LINK ].
We’ve explored some of the modern-era toilets introduced by Pozzi Ginori, and we’ll delve into more, including the latest Acanto series, in upcoming posts. In the meantime, if you’re looking for toilet seats for your Pozzi WCs and are unsure of the model or want to avoid a wrong purchase, refer to our guide on finding the correct toilet seat, explained in the video below:
