Abisko Washbasin from Eumar
Forget filling up the sink with water — this Abisko Washbasin from Eumar is more water flume than sink. Turn on the faucet, and the water flows all the way down its undulating shape, ending up draining through a strategically placed grate. Inspired by the clear waterfalls of the Swedish National Park Abisko, the washbasin […]
Kohler Karbon Kitchen Faucet
This astonishing kitchen fixture has a sculptural and artistic edge: the Kohler Karbon Articulating Kitchen Faucet. The angular, linear aspect of the Karbon is sure to be as appreciated for its futuristic good looks as for its fantastic functionality. Intelligently engineered to hold any pose for hands-free operation, the Karbon faucet extends fully to fill […]
Sink with horizontal drain
These sinks with patented ‘Horizontal Integrated Siphon’ technology (basically a horizontal drain) were introduced by Italian company Axolute at FuoriSalone 2008 and will revolutionise your bathroom design. The stunning polished stainless sink features the HIS system, which replaces the traditional drain pipe usually visible underneath basins. Instead, the water flows along the slot of the […]
Moody Aquarium Sink
Moody is not only a simple washbasin, but also an aquarium for goldfish, a Zen garden or a simple pebble river bed or whatever you would like it to be. It is completely watertight with a sand bed for fish, and provides the necessary lighting for maintaining your fish in healthy conditions. A powerhead is […]
Swarovski Crystal Sinks
Linkasink, the makers of an array of artisan sinks, is now producing unique porcelain sinks encrusted with Swarovski crystals. The demand for crystal-encrusted products has lead Linkasink to create beautiful sink designs that feature hand-placed Swarovski crystals and Swarovski pearls as key design elements on the exterior of a porcelain sink bowl. The idea for […]
Rolling Ball Controls Water Flow & Temp – Smith Newman’s Sink
This faucet belongs in Futurama home. It totally changes the way hot and cold water are mixed and controlled. Get this: you move the ball in or out to control the flow and pressure. Moving the ball left or right controls the temperature. The whole surface lights up to give you a visual clue as […]
