A new profile in a class of its own

A tap doesn’t always have to be completely round at the edges. Pine stands out from the crowd with its own, unique profile. Angular and sharp meet soft and rounded in Pine, which could well become a new design classic. Stylish and economical features have been incorporated into the design.

How we created Pine

Pine is the result of a design process comprising of a design day, concept selection and focus group with the participation of users. With a meeting of square and arched, this tap fixture range is suitable for a wide range of styles in the kitchen and bathroom. 

“With Pine we wanted to challenge the idea that a tap  has to always be round. We took our inspiration from the Rounded Square trend and transferred it to a different design with a profile that is both angular and rounded at the same time,” says Damixa designer Claus Rantzau, the man behind Pine’s unique appearance.

A new profile in a class of its own

A tap doesn’t always have to be completely round at the edges. Pine stands out from the crowd with its own, unique profile. Angular and sharp meet soft and rounded in Pine, which could well become a new design classic. Stylish and economical features have been incorporated into the design.

How we created Pine

Pine is the result of a design process comprising of a design day, concept selection and focus group with the participation of users. With a meeting of square and arched, this tap fixture range is suitable for a wide range of styles in the kitchen and bathroom. 

“With Pine we wanted to challenge the idea that a tap  has to always be round. We took our inspiration from the Rounded Square trend and transferred it to a different design with a profile that is both angular and rounded at the same time,” says Damixa designer Claus Rantzau, the man behind Pine’s unique appearance.