The Civita Castellana ceramics district brings together classic profiles, experimental geometry and compact designs. That variety extends to toilet seats. The curves of Formosa, the violin profile of Retrò and the circular Arkè show three ways of shaping the bowl and its seat.
Olympia from Corchiano
Olympia
Olympia was founded in Corchiano in 1979. Marcello Ziliani’s Formosa narrows gently at the sides. Francesco Lucchese’s Crystal uses slanted, faceted surfaces. Serie 92 is a substantial D-shaped range from the 1990s.
Althea, Kerasan, Globo and Azzurra
Althea
Outline frames the lower part of the bowl and exposes details that are usually hidden. Two-tone versions accentuate the opening within the frame.
Kerasan
Retrò uses steps and mouldings around a distinctive violin-shaped outline.
Globo
Globo’s Open Space project includes Space Concept, Space Stone, Space Bowl and Space Free. The ranges differ in shape, depth and bowl configuration.
Space Concept · Space Stone · Space Bowl · Space Free
Azzurra
Azzurra’s Full family comprises Full 48, Full 54 and Full 56. Use the full name to find the relevant model page.
Hidra, Galassia, Faleri and FACIS/GSI
Hidra
Onda has a long, narrow seat and gentle curves along the sides.
Galassia
Arkè combines a circular seating surface with conical and straight-sided forms.
Faleri
Magica has a stepped classic profile and a raised rear. The coated wood seat follows the shape around the rear projections.
FACIS/GSI
Panorama links the historical FACIS ranges with GSI design. Two projections break the oval outline at the back.
Once the brand, range and version are confirmed, open its model page. The complete seats listed for that bowl are suitable for the indicated model. Compare materials, finishes and features in the shop. Colour-calibrated product videos help you assess finishes, and screen settings can alter the display. Request identification if the model is uncertain.
Civita Castellana toilet seats