The O-XY Faucet Is Inspired by One of Your Geometry Lessons

The O-XY Faucet Is Inspired by One of Your Geometry Lessons

Fantini’s newest collection is making us reminisce about geometry lessons during elementary school. Designed by Marco Williams Fagioli, the O-XY series of designer faucet taps is inspired by the Cartesian coordinate system (the term x-axis and y-axis might jog your memory). The geometric linearity of the system is reflected in the O-XY’s narrow shapes and slim silhouettes.

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black faucet tap

black faucet tap

faucet tap sketch

Fagioli shares that Vitruvius, the ancient Roman engineer and architect, described cranes that lift and lower heavy loads as machines that sped up work. “O-XY’s proportions are thus inspired by machines that speed up work in architecture,” he says. The sleek and streamlined design, void of any embellishments other than a texturized interwoven pattern on the handle, is as perfectly minimalist as it gets in a faucet tap. Made for contemporary bathroom and kitchen spaces, the O-XY collection is architectural ingenuity that can be felt in daily use.

faucet tap sketch

faucet tap design

faucet tap design

silver faucet tap

silver faucet tap

silver faucet tap

silver faucet tap

gunmetal faucet tap

gunmetal faucet tap

silver faucet tap

To learn more about the O-XY collection, visit fantini.it.

Source: design-milk

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