Philippe Starck interview: "We have created a new type of water" | Design | Dezeen

[@rabit818]

I can listen to him say "completely koo koo" all day.

[@N1t_in]

man didn't sell a faucet, but water itself.

[@ajbahlam]

He has a cute accent~

[@BenRangel]

Crap design. It looks nice but putting the temperature at the top and the on/off at the very end of the faucet. Jeez that's dumb.

[@a834941abc1]

設計有很多面向 熟悉史塔克的就知道他本來就不是實用主義行隨機能而生那派的 以為世界上設計只有實用主義也太狹隘

[@junkyard3924]

@@a834941abc1 说白了就是没啥用的东西

[@a834941abc1]

@@junkyard3924 美學本身就是一種用處 不然高階衛浴不會有這麼多造型近年來還發展快速

[@RefinerSimilitude]

I can appreciate taking inspiration from creation, but to say one has created a new kind of water (hollow) by simply spreading it out through small holes seems disingenuous at worst, delusional at best but creative presentation in either case. The truth in it is that it does conserve water by using less and making the most of what is being used, however nearly every public bathroom tap does this to save money. I'm pretty sure mankind has been dispersing water through fine holes since ancient times.

[@icemeoutlikeelsa]

girl please

[@tarkanerdogan6767]

WTF

[@peergynt9852]

Our world is doomed

[@magisterphotosession7073]

why?

[@RefinerSimilitude]

😆One might say it iz becoming comepleetly coo coo.