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Starck by Philippe Starck for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: designed by Philippe Starck for Axor, the classic Starck tapware collection has a reduced form intended to reference simple hand pumps.
The designer based the shape of the Starck faucet range on traditional water pumps, such as you might find on a farm, simplifying the shape to two intersecting cylinders crowned with either a pin or feather handle.
The Starck tapware collection is available in a range of Axor finishes
The goal was for this design – created 25 years ago but still just as relevant today – to focus attention on the water itself.
"The idea was to make a design that was deeply, structurally respectful of water," said Starck. "It's our life. Water is life. And there is a beauty in water."
The tapware was informed by simple hand pumps
The Starck tapware range has options for the basin, bathtub and shower, including a shower column with RainAir technology that cocoons the user in its mist and a touch-free sensor-activated electronic mixer for the basin.
The collection is available in a range of Axor FinishPlus finishes, including brushed red gold or gold optic.
Product:Starck
Designer: Philippe Starck
Brand: Axor
Contact: info@axor-design.com
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Citterio tapware collection by Antonio Citterio for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: Axor has updated its Citterio collection of bathroom taps by Italian architect and designer Antonio Citterio, adding a new lever handle option.
The Citterio collection is distinguished by its flat, bevelled surfaces that reflect the light and create a look that Axor describes as "understated yet unmistakably luxurious".
The Citterio collection has flat surfaces that reflect the light
The collection is also notable for its wide range of products, including faucets in pin, cross handle and lever styles, which are intended to meet any personal preference.
Axor has now added a second lever handle to the collection, which it says is more precise, intuitive and easy to use.
A newly added lever style offers extra precision
The Citterio collection is available in classic chrome and a range of special Axor FinishPlus finishes, including polished black chrome and brushed gold optic.
As an additional option, the new lever handle is available with a 3D surface pattern that is said to enhance its sense of luxuriousness.
Product: Citterio
Designer: Antonio Citterio
Brand: Axor
Contact: info@axor-design.com
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MyEdition tapware collection by Phoenix Design for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: luxurious details in leather and wood can be introduced into the bathroom through the customisable MyEdition tapware collection, created by Phoenix Design for Axor.
Developed for the brand's 25th anniversary, the MyEdition bathroom faucets have a clear, rectangular design, topped by a plate that can be ordered in a wide range of finishes.
The MyEdition faucets are highly customisable with different finishes
The options include Axor's exclusive signature materials such as metal, wood, marble and leather. A total of 225 design variations are possible.
"Making a personal statement with individual interiors – that's nothing short of luxury," said Phoenix Design managing partner Andreas Diefenbach. "With the Axor MyEdition collection, we've set the stage for individual creativity – colours, materials, and patterns are the smallest common denominator for a tailored faucet."
There are styles for the sink, bathtub and bidet
The MyEdition collection contains nine different styles of taps for the sink, bidet and bathtub.
The sink faucets also feature PowderRain spray, which is usually used in the shower and is said to have a sensual feel on the skin.
Product: MyEdition
Designer: Phoenix Design
Brand: Axor
Contact: info@axor-design.com
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Edge bathroom collection by Jean-Marie Massaud for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: French designer Jean-Marie Massaud has worked with Axor to create Edge, which the German brand considers "quite possibly the most avant-garde bathroom collection ever".
The Edge collection is made using diamond-tipped tools from the space industry to give a level of precision that Axor says is unprecedented in bathroom design.
The Edge collection is cut using diamond-tipped tools for precision
The range includes several types of mixers for the tub or basin, as well as shower modules that offer up to five spray modes and precise control of water temperature and flow.
Designed to resemble sculptures of stacked rectangular prisms, the pieces are distinguished by their mirror-like surfaces, perfectly chamfered edges and fine decorative patterns.
It is made to look like a sculpture of rectangular prisms at the end of the tub or basin
"More than a mixer, each product in the collection is a jewel, a sculpture – a real, functioning piece of art that shares your intimacy for life," said Massaud. "That's my understanding of luxury."
The Edge collection is available in a choice of polished Axor FinishPlus finishes: red gold, bronze gold optic, black chrome or chrome.
Product: Edge collection
Designer: Jean-Marie Massaud
Brand: Axor
Contact: info@axor-design.com
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Q Collection by Studio Adolini for Quadro Design
Dezeen Showroom: Italian manufacturer Quadro Design has released a collection of bathroom taps designed by Studio Adolini.
The Q Collection is "an ode to steel and water" – materials that the brand has used throughout its 20-year history.
"Stainless steel has always been at the centre of the company's main focus: a noble metal capable of offering inexhaustible suggestions, in terms of design and use," said Quadro Design.
The collection includes the Valvola01 series, an array of wall-mounted and floor taps for use in sinks, bathtubs and showers.
The Q range includes bathroom and kitchen taps
According to Quadro Design, the taps give traditional industrial tap design a contemporary edge.
"All the charm of the industrial taps with the typical hydraulic and gas ball valves are the inspiration for a synthetic and highly modern formal reinterpretation," the brand said.
Taps in the Q collection taps can be finished in light gold, pink gold or black gold
Each tap can be finished in light gold, pink gold or black gold using a thin-film coating process known as Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD).
"PVD is a highly innovative coating procedure that allows us not to alter the inherent features of stainless steel, preserving its durability, inalterability, its resistance to acid solvents and saline corrosion and above all, with the lowest environmental impact," the brand explained.
Product: Q Collection
Designer: Studio Adolini
Brand: Quadro Design
Contact: info@quadrodesign.it
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Hansgrohe reflects on 120 years of kitchen and bathroom innovation
Dezeen promotion: as German company Hansgrohe turns 120 years old this year, Dezeen looks back at some of its most important product innovations and how they have helped to shape the bathroom of today.
Today, Hansgrohe is a company with 33 subsidiaries, 22 sales offices and roughly 4,700 employees all over the world.
However, when it was founded on 15 June 1901 by entrepreneur Hans Grohe, it was a three-man operation that pressed metal products in the small Black Forest town of Schiltach in southwestern Germany – the same town that the company's headquarters is based today.
It was at this time, at the turn of the 20th century, that the private household bathroom came into fashion. Recognising that the shower was an affordable alternative to the more expensive process of taking baths, Hans Grohe began specialising entirely in metal goods for the sanitation section.
Hansgrohe's tin hand shower with porcelain handle was made in 1928
The following decades were dedicated to the further development of his showers which would go on to have a significant influence on future showering culture.
Hansgrohe's first breakthrough shower product – a hand tin shower with a porcelain handle – was born in 1928. At the time, it provided a convenient alternative to the then-customary overhead shower and made showering affordable for many households for the first time.
The Excentra waste and overflow set was designed in 1934
Excentra, a chrome-plated, automatic waste and overflow set for the bathtub – the first of its kind – followed in 1934.
In 1953, at age 82, Hans Grohe made another pioneering invention: the Unica wall bar.
The simple wall bar, which is now a standard feature in bathrooms across the world, enabled customers to adjust the height of their showers for the first time.
In the following decade, as well as becoming the first bathroom manufacturer to develop a product in cooperation with professional industrial designers, the company launched Selecta, the first-ever adjustable hand shower that allowed users to choose from different spray types.
The Selecta shower head is still in production
Still in production today, the company has recorded more than 30 million sales of Selecta hand showers worldwide. By the 1960s, Hans Grohe's youngest son Klaus Grohe had become more involved in the company and was introducing new, modern ideas.
He put environmental protection and sustainability at the top of the company's agenda and promoted the development of energy- and water-saving products.
One of his patents – the Allegra Prime debuted in 1979 – was the first kitchen tap with an extractable shower head, and another was the Mistral Eco hand shower. Introduced in 1987, it reduced water consumption by 50 per cent and transformed Hansgrohe into a green industry pioneer.
The company introduced its designer brand Axor in 1992 and in 1994 worked with renowned French designer Philippe Starck to create the brand's first bathroom concept named the Axor Starck collection.
The collection's distinctive joystick mixer tap handle was regarded as groundbreaking at the time but has since become a design classic.
The year 2000 saw the introduction of the iBox universal – a plumbing control unit that can be hidden in the wall. This was one of the industry's first basic sets for any standard or thermostat solution.
The raindance overhead shower has a gold finish
The brand's much-lauded rain shower Raindance came two years later. Using the brand's patented AirPower technology, the shower creates a spray that is a mix of water and air.
It reduces water consumption by ten per cent and was "the first spay pattern to emulate 'rain drops' which is now ubiquitous in the bathroom industry today," according to the company.
By 2010 touchscreen technology had entered the bathroom and Hansgrohe developed RainBrain – a digital screen that gives customers the power to select different spray modes, water volume, temperature, lighting and sound at the touch of a button. Although discontinued the device could be pre-programmed for up to five users.
One the latest ranges from Hansgrohe – the Rainfinity baton handshower
The brand's latest technological development is RainTunes – a programme that offers seven pre-configured shower scenarios that combine water, video, light, sound and fragrance to suit different types of mood.
Hansgrohe's other forward-thinking technologies include Select, an integrated push-button that started life in the brand's hand showers but is now included in a variety of Axor and Hansgrohe products such as basin taps, kitchen mixers, valves and shower pipes.
It can, for instance, turn on a shower, change a spray-type or even turn a kitchen tap on and off. To make cleaning easy, the brand developed Quickclean showers and taps which have flexible silicone nozzles on the aerator.
Made from high-quality, tear-resistant silicone, the nozzles can be rubbed clean using just fingers or a cloth, easily removing limescale and dirt.
In addition to Airpower, the brand also offers EcoSmart – an aerator that is built into the spout of basin taps to enrich the water with air. The result is that water consumption on all the Hansgrohe EcoSmart basin taps is reduced to around five litres per minute.
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AXOR launches minimalist collection of faucets by Barber and Osberby
Dezeen promotion: bathroom and kitchen manufacturer AXOR has launched a range of faucets called AXOR One, created by British design duo Barber and Osgerby.
The collection features 31 technology-driven mixers and shower pipes for bathtubs, washbasins, and showers that come in various shades ranging from chrome to matt black.
British duo Barber and Osgerby designed the AXOR One faucets to be simple and timeless
"Following the introduction of the interactive control element for the shower (2015) and the corresponding hand-held shower (2017), AXOR now presents complementary products for the AXOR One collection for washbasin, bathtub and shower at the Hansgrohe Group Aqua Days," explained AXOR.
Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby's designs explore how users interact and experience products. Their portfolio includes the 2012 Olympic Torch and the two-pound coin for the Royal Mint in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the London Underground.
Products in the range come in chrome, matt black and a variety of other AXOR FinishPlus surface treatments
AXOR One offers a new way of interacting with bathroom devices while enhancing their functionality and user control for "ultra-precise" water and temperature control.
Here, traditional bathroom faucets are reinvented, and instead, inhabit the space between furniture, industrial design and architecture.
AXOR intends its collection to turn any bathroom into an oasis for wellbeing
"Timeless by design, and available in chrome, matt black and an array of exclusive AXOR FinishPlus surfaces, AXOR One brings exquisite elegance to any bathroom," said the brand.
The collection is an example of AXOR's approach to the home as an "oasis-like space" where bathrooms are considered personal retreat spaces that restore wellbeing.
The products are integrated with interactive technologies
"Powered by advanced 'select' technology, the faucet establishes a new mode of interaction: press down on its all-in-one controller to start or stop the water; turn clockwise to increase the temperature," said the brand.
The range is part of AXOR's Future Living drive, which explores the idea of "compact luxury" with designs that are responsive to users' needs and wellbeing.
The AXOR One range also embodies the brand's ethos of "compact luxury"
"Together with one of the leading international consulting firms on future trends, The Future Laboratory, AXOR has dedicated itself to the topic of Compact Luxury, exploring the megatrend of urbanisation," said AXOR.
"The aim is to bring architects and interior designers into exchange in order to gain new ideas, insights and inspiration for a new meaning of luxury in the urban environment."
Find out more about AXOR One on the company's website.
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Axor Edge faucets by Jean-Marie Massaud for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: German bathroom and kitchen manufacturer Axor has launched a bathroom faucet collection called Axor Edge, by French designer Jean-Marie Massaud.
The range includes a three-hole mixer, single-lever mixer and a wall-mounted mixer – all of which come in four height options. There is also the option for the products to be asymmetrical and cantilevered.
Axor Edge is a new bathroom faucet collection by Axor
Each faucet is available in 15 Axor finishes, from matt black to chrome. Axor describes the collection as a "sculptural composition at the washbasin".
The faucets are cut, shaped and polished using a "diamond-cutting technology" to create "ultra-precise" edges.
Each piece is available in 15 finishes
"More than a faucet, each product in the collection is a jewel, a masterpiece, a unique architectural object drilled from a brass block and then dressed with personal features," said Massaud.
"A functional piece of art that shares your intimacy for life – that's my understanding of luxury."
The products are cut, shaped and polished
Product:Axor Edge
Brand:Axor
Contact:info@axor-design.com
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Axor Edge faucets by Jean-Marie Massaud for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: German bathroom and kitchen manufacturer Axor has launched a bathroom faucet collection called Axor Edge, by French designer Jean-Marie Massaud.
The range includes a three-hole mixer, single-lever mixer and a wall-mounted mixer – all of which come in four height options. There is also the option for the products to be asymmetrical and cantilevered.
Axor Edge is a new bathroom faucet collection by Axor
Each faucet is available in 15 Axor finishes, from matt black to chrome. Axor describes the collection as a "sculptural composition at the washbasin".
The faucets are cut, shaped and polished using a "diamond-cutting technology" to create "ultra-precise" edges.
Each piece is available in 15 finishes
"More than a faucet, each product in the collection is a jewel, a masterpiece, a unique architectural object drilled from a brass block and then dressed with personal features," said Massaud.
"A functional piece of art that shares your intimacy for life – that's my understanding of luxury."
The products are cut, shaped and polished
Product:Axor Edge
Brand:Axor
Contact:info@axor-design.com
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Axor One faucet collection by Barber Osgerby for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: slender silhouettes and curved spouts define the Axor One collection of technology-driven bathroom faucets that Barber Osgerby has created for German brand Axor.
Barber Osgerby has designed 31 products for Axor One that range from slender wall-mounted taps to floor-standing faucets for bathtubs and large shower heads.
Each product is available with different handles and controls, some of which are technology-reliant to ensure "ultra-precise" temperature control and water-saving, according to Axor.
Above: Axor One is a collection of bathroom faucets. Top image: the faucets have slender curved silhouettes
"How do you challenge the archetype?" asked Barber Osgerby. "Through the pursuit of art and science, invention and interaction."
"Axor One provokes the memory of water but heralds a new way of controlling it that is much more precise and incredibly refined," the duo said. "The Axor One products are unique, made possible through our design thinking, and realised by the incredible engineering of Axor."
It includes products for sinks, baths and showers
The technology-driven handles for the washbasin taps include a lever with a power button to stop and start the water flow, which is also swivelled to increase temperature.
A three-hole washbasin faucet is also available. One of its handles is a power button to control water flow, while the second turns to change temperatures.
Some taps have technology-driven controls
For the shower and bathtub products, the controls are combined in a single panel called a "thermostatic module", which has large buttons to control water temperature and output.
All of the designs are made with a chrome or matte black finish as standard. Other metallic finishes from Axor's exclusive FinishPlus surface range are available upon request.
Product: Axor One
Designer: Barber Osgerby
Brand: Axor
Contact: public.relations@hansgrohe.com
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Axor Citterio faucets by Antonio Citterio for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: German brand Axor has updated its Axor Citterio collection, a range of bathroom taps with distinctive flat surfaces by Italian designer Antonio Citterio.
First launched by Axor in 2003, Axor Citterio now spans 70 different faucets suited for washbasins, bathtubs and showers.
The products feature a variety of handle styles and are distinguished by their flat surfaces, which diverge from traditional tubular taps.
The taps are distinguished by their flat surfaces
"Anyone can do a tube, but when you have the flat surfaces of Axor Citterio it is not an easy process and luxury is in the quality of the execution," said Citterio.
"It's a simple shape but you feel quality. Those who enjoy celebrating the daily ritual of washing should do so with beautiful objects such as Axor Citterio."
The collection includes taps for baths, showers and sinks
Among the products in the collection are one-hole and three-hole faucets in varying heights as well as wall-mounted variations designed specifically for sinks.
The collection also includes larger taps that range from an overhead shower to a statement free-standing faucet for baths with a hand-held shower pipe.
Different handles are available including a new version with a rhombic cut pattern
Handles are available as levers, crosses or pins with one of the newest styles featuring a textured "rhombic cut" pattern on its surface.
All products come in classic chrome as well as in a matt black or warm, brushed gold finish.
Product: Axor Citterio
Designer: Antonio Citterio
Brand: Axor
Contact: public.relations@hansgrohe.com
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Axor One faucet collection by Barber Osgerby for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: slender silhouettes and curved spouts define the Axor One collection of technology-driven bathroom faucets that Barber Osgerby has created for German brand Axor.
Barber Osgerby has designed 31 products for Axor One that range from slender wall-mounted taps to floor-standing faucets for bathtubs and large shower heads.
Each product is available with different handles and controls, some of which are technology-reliant to ensure "ultra-precise" temperature control and water-saving, according to Axor.
Above: Axor One is a collection of bathroom faucets. Top image: the faucets have slender curved silhouettes
"How do you challenge the archetype?" asked Barber Osgerby. "Through the pursuit of art and science, invention and interaction."
"Axor One provokes the memory of water but heralds a new way of controlling it that is much more precise and incredibly refined," the duo said. "The Axor One products are unique, made possible through our design thinking, and realised by the incredible engineering of Axor."
It includes products for sinks, baths and showers
The technology-driven handles for the washbasin taps include a lever with a power button to stop and start the water flow, which is also swivelled to increase temperature.
A three-hole washbasin faucet is also available. One of its handles is a power button to control water flow, while the second turns to change temperatures.
Some taps have technology-driven controls
For the shower and bathtub products, the controls are combined in a single panel called a "thermostatic module", which has large buttons to control water temperature and output.
All of the designs are made with a chrome or matte black finish as standard. Other metallic finishes from Axor's exclusive FinishPlus surface range are available upon request.
Product: Axor One
Designer: Barber Osgerby
Brand: Axor
Contact: public.relations@hansgrohe.com
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Axor Citterio faucets by Antonio Citterio for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: German brand Axor has updated its Axor Citterio collection, a range of bathroom taps with distinctive flat surfaces by Italian designer Antonio Citterio.
First launched by Axor in 2003, Axor Citterio now spans 70 different faucets suited for washbasins, bathtubs and showers.
The products feature a variety of handle styles and are distinguished by their flat surfaces, which diverge from traditional tubular taps.
The taps are distinguished by their flat surfaces
"Anyone can do a tube, but when you have the flat surfaces of Axor Citterio it is not an easy process and luxury is in the quality of the execution," said Citterio.
"It's a simple shape but you feel quality. Those who enjoy celebrating the daily ritual of washing should do so with beautiful objects such as Axor Citterio."
The collection includes taps for baths, showers and sinks
Among the products in the collection are one-hole and three-hole faucets in varying heights as well as wall-mounted variations designed specifically for sinks.
The collection also includes larger taps that range from an overhead shower to a statement free-standing faucet for baths with a hand-held shower pipe.
Different handles are available including a new version with a rhombic cut pattern
Handles are available as levers, crosses or pins with one of the newest styles featuring a textured "rhombic cut" pattern on its surface.
All products come in classic chrome as well as in a matt black or warm, brushed gold finish.
Product: Axor Citterio
Designer: Antonio Citterio
Brand: Axor
Contact: public.relations@hansgrohe.com
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Axor Citterio faucets by Antonio Citterio for Axor
Dezeen Showroom: German brand Axor has updated its Axor Citterio collection, a range of bathroom taps with distinctive flat surfaces by Italian designer Antonio Citterio.
First launched by Axor in 2003, Axor Citterio now spans 70 different faucets suited for washbasins, bathtubs and showers.
The products feature a variety of handle styles and are distinguished by their flat surfaces, which diverge from traditional tubular taps.
The taps are distinguished by their flat surfaces
"Anyone can do a tube, but when you have the flat surfaces of Axor Citterio it is not an easy process and luxury is in the quality of the execution," said Citterio.
"It's a simple shape but you feel quality. Those who enjoy celebrating the daily ritual of washing should do so with beautiful objects such as Axor Citterio."
The collection includes taps for baths, showers and sinks
Among the products in the collection are one-hole and three-hole faucets in varying heights as well as wall-mounted variations designed specifically for sinks.
The collection also includes larger taps that range from an overhead shower to a statement free-standing faucet for baths with a hand-held shower pipe.
Different handles are available including a new version with a rhombic cut pattern
Handles are available as levers, crosses or pins with one of the newest styles featuring a textured "rhombic cut" pattern on its surface.
All products come in classic chrome as well as in a matt black or warm, brushed gold finish.
Product: Axor Citterio
Designer: Antonio Citterio
Brand: Axor
Contact: public.relations@hansgrohe.com
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