presented as prototype ‘tap of the future’ in january 09, the british company triflow showed the actual faucet production, designed by zaha hadid on the fairgrounds of 100% design london in september 09.
‘the tap of the future’ by zaha hadid for triflow
the design is a formal expression of the continuous flow of liquid – merging tap spout, body and handle in a seamless trajectory of curvilinear geometries. featuring triflow’s patented three-way technology; the filtered drinking water is delivered through a dedicated waterway thereby isolating it from the hot and cold water streams – controlled by the tap’s discreet handle. whilst a touch-sensitive electronic button activates the filtered water.
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Jan 15, 2021a transparent panel on the floor of the office furthers the connection to the outdoors.
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I saw this on the stand @100%design it wasn’t at all my cup of tea, it seems to similar to other taps for a Zaha piece. But there’s definitely a market for it.
very spectacular. good for seldom applications as a kind of fancy sculpture in a snob’s bathroom.