Over is a flowing and systematic collection to live with comfort and personality the daily rituals. The new furnishing system is designed to offer large flexibility on the project with many solutions and with the integrated elements in the composition like tops, mirrors, glove compartment and accessories. Over collection is available in a wide range of colors and finishes so that everybody can customize his own bathroom. The undoubted success of Over can be traced to the ability to synthesize simplicity and research in precious objects.

Nic was founded less than 20 years ago when two entrepreneurs driven by a similar passion decided to join forces to give life to what would become a leader in the field of Made-in-Italy bathroom furniture. Stefano Morelli and Roberto Testalepre, two professionals who had previously gained recognition for their budding talent, founded the company in 2002. His vision translated into a real desire to put the brand's name on projects that could become genuine watersheds, especially in the bathroom furniture industry, which for many years was neglected by designers in favor of furnishings for other types of living spaces.

Nic was founded less than twenty years ago when two entrepreneurs driven by a similar passion decided to join forces to give life to what would become a leader in the field of Made-in-Italy bathroom furniture. Stefano Morelli and Roberto Testalepre, two professionals who had previously gained recognition for their budding talent, founded the company in 2002. That same year, they won an international competition, bringing home the coveted Prize Design Plus at ISH in Frankfurt. This fundamental victory, which was to serve as the real springboard for the fledgling design studio, was linked to the Victoria shower tray's undeniable success. Like the flagship Victoria, the disruptive vision that characterizes Nic projects was apparent in their earliest creations. This vision translated into a real desire to put the brand's name on projects that could become genuine watersheds, especially in the bathroom furniture industry, which for many years was neglected by designers in favor of furnishings for other types of living spaces.