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Sleek: The design of hansgrohe Vivenis faucets is inspired by waterfalls, juxtaposing modernity with delicate curves.
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n a time when much of the world has been stripped down to its barest essentials in the face of a global pandemic, even the simplest everyday experience can become elevated, provided that one approaches it from another perspective.
The act of washing one’s hands is perhaps the most popular pastime in recent times, pushed to the spotlight by strict health guidelines and raised awareness. Though seemingly simple, the act itself is one that spans countless eons, traced back to the dawn of humanity itself.
In these times, to return to nature is perhaps what soothes the mind from the hustle and bustle of the world, allowing us to achieve a much-needed semblance of peace.
Of course, returning to nature itself is out of the question for many, what with the limited mobility alongside logistic hindrances. A clear substitute attainable for many of us is art and design, which goes beyond our most basic needs to provide a better quality of life to experience.
At the same time, form does not necessarily hamper function, and a balance of the two can be found in a wide range of products, including those made by hansgrohe.
Evoking the natural splendor of clear water flowing from a mountain spring, the act of washing one’s hands is elevated into a transcendent experience with new hansgrohe Vivenis faucets.
With its slender and discreetly curved spout, the hansgrohe Vivenis faucet emulates a gentle waterfall. The combination of the delicate handle with the extremely wide yet flat spout emphasizes the natural simplicity of the faucet.
Beyond the sleek design, the hansgrohe Vivenis faucet utilizes the innovative aerator with AirPower technology, enriching the water flowing out with air and enabling the WaterfallStream to create gentle and full-bodied water droplets. At the same time, both the environment and one's wallet are prioritized, with the EcoSmart technology allowing an economical water consumption of 5 liters per minute.
To match the varying moods of the space, the hansgrohe Vivenis faucets are available in three finishes: chrome, matte black and matte white, along with a number of faucet versions in different heights for the sink, bath, bidet and shower. To accompany the line, hansgrohe recommends the Pulsify shower range as an ideal combination and along with the Addstoris as an accessories range.
