Lignage, the elegant faucet collection for the bathroom designed by Ramon Esteve for Noken

Valencian architect Ramón Esteve has created this elegant faucet collection for the bathroom that Noken, the high-end bathroom equipment company belonging to Porcelanosa Group, is showing these days at Cersaie fair in Bologna.

“Grifo”, the Spanish word for a water faucet comes from classical mythology and it refers to a griffin, an animal with a lion's body and an eagle's head. Current faucets are named after this character, which was used as decoration for hiding water pipes in Ancient Rome.

The LIGNAGE collection brings back several devices that were traditionally used in classical faucets and reinterprets them through a new design with a contemporary visual vocabulary that results in very noticeable pieces.

The spout tracing an arc or the oversized conical handles make this collection a natural heir of the most classical, sophisticated faucets.

The ergonomic shape combines with the elegant, sensuous curves through its simple geometry and delicate measures. Its conical base and slender handles add a sophisticated style that is also functional due to a rough texture that recalls the knurling on industrial components.

Born from an intense formal synthesis, although rich in detail at the same time, LIGNAGE fits in both contemporary spaces and traditional atmospheres.

A diverse palette of finishes that allows every faucet to fit in the place where it is set, while provides them with a noticeable look due to an exclusive design.

Source: Ramón Esteve Estudio
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