Clean, modern, and simple, the Duo faucet strikes a balance between functionality and style with its interactive appeal and smart shape. The design forms a half-ring over the sink, allowing the water to flow in a circular fashion to the center or sides depending on the desired temperature. Built-in red and blue LED lights indicate the temperature, changing as the user moves the sliding rings to adjust the temp.
Designer: Berkan Taskin
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Nice concept.
the white is trendy
the led a must to be in.
but by the way, some technical challenger appears in my mind, like:
– how to do the mixing of water to control temp?
– how to arrange the water outlet?
– how to power the led?
This is the new way
ye did you see that link?
and what about I want to wash my face (without spread water all around)? nice question… back to work (think)!
another project where the appearence get over the utility/usability.
no other comment, alas.
First of all thank you.
-Wall-in mounted control unit do that
-Water outlets are fixed in the main body so its almost same as standart flowing water faucets.
-LEDs need very little energy so i used Wireless energy transfer technology.
I hope this answers help you 😉
Hi Vince.
The problem that you told is about the ‘sink size’ that you use with.
I have thought about that and decided to offer a sink that can solve the problems.
No need to back to work and (think). I gave it a lot of thought 😉
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