Designer Fraser Leid has created an Audi-inspired faucet that provides users with a hands-free tap for bathrooms. This motion-activated faucet is an elegant way to decrease the spread of germs and bacteria found within bathrooms.
There is nothing traditional about the Hudōr Faucet as the ring-like structure is mounted onto the wall. The design of this hands-free tap incorporates the futuristic technologies used by Audi. The hoop-shaped faucet dispenses water when it senses hands inside the circular area. The faucet works on a 3-3-3 basis, which means there is a three-second rinse time, a three-second soap-dispensing time and another three second rinse time.
This luxurious faucet is beautifully constructed with advanced technology and eco-conscious motives. The main basin and the tempered glass ring pair perfectly together in this futuristic bathroom accessory.
Hoop-Styled Faucets
This Hands-Free Tap System Provides Automatic Soap and Rinsing Features
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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