Flo is inspired by a simple observation; water moves in cycles. It flows into our homes, it’s used, and flows out. Water moves the same way in our homes as it does in the natural environment. The filtering process is revealed through an arterial network of tubes. We can trace the water as it rises up and passes through the various filtering stages, finally emerging into our glass.
Designer: Ashley Legg
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