Ballo means "dance" in Italian

Ballo is a different, amusing and happy toilet brush, designed by Jozeph Forakis. Ballo wishes you a colourful welcome to your bathroom, and wobbles back and forth, which is where its name comes from; Ballo means "dance" in Italian.  

The Ballo design arose from playing with the concept of balance. Balance is central to Ballo's design, it is what creates its playful and light expression. All in one go, Ballo creates surprise, an experience and a smile for its users.

Jozeph Forakis says

”I am fascinated by the design of behaviour and gestures. A product becomes interesting and gets life from the energy created between a product and its user, in the interaction between them. Like a good tool which is suited to its purpose, the design is born from first designing the behaviour without compromising the function. Ballo moves, almost dances on the bathroom floor. It’s a funny but functional product that creates pleasure and gives an experience in people's daily lives.

Design

Jozeph Forakis

Material

Plastic

Size

Height: 50 cm. Ø: 22 cm. Weight: 1.7 kg.

Bonus Info

See Ballo in action.

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