FALLING FOR FAUCETS

As urban consumers increasingly seek personalisation and compact-friendly solutions, thoughtfully designed products that prioritise both aesthetics and sustainability are being seen in the faucet space.

- By Bindu Gopal Rao

With sleek finishes, new-age materials, and cutting-edge designs and technology to match, faucets are making a bold statement while also becoming more sustainable. Experts weigh in.

NEW LAUNCHES

One of GRAFF's latest introductions, the MOD+ Collection, stands out for its exceptional level of customisation. This collection masterfully blends materials such as brass, marble, and 24K gold finishes, offering a refined selection of textures and colour combinations that empower designers and homeowners to create uniquely personal spaces. Equally noteworthy is the launch of the Cameo Collection, a sleek and sophisticated line that reflects modern elegance with its minimalist form and finely balanced proportions.

Zalur Lifestyle Private Limited's faucets from KEUCO, Germany, and Ramon Soler, Spain, feature Finish expectations have shifted dramatically as Indian end-users become more design-literate and maintenance-conscious.

a portfolio that strikes a great balance between minimalist, avant-garde design character, excellent functionality, technical advancements, and high ecological sustainability, both in terms of water savings and material selection. In 2025, Artize, the international luxury bath brand by Jaquar Group, unveiled its landmark faucet collection, Navia, a synthesis of sculptural aesthetics, minimalist design, and advanced engineering. What makes the collection stand out is the intelligent design choices, which are both visually distinctive and ergonomically intuitive.

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