Clean forms, rounded contours, and intuitive functionality define the Circle faucet series
Duravit, a leading German bathroom solutions brand, presents the Circle faucet series, which takes inspiration from the circle, a geometric form that symbolises perfection and infinity. This interplay between simplicity and depth defines the collection’s design language. Designed with a clear focus on essentials, the collection features cylindrical forms and soft, rounded contours that integrate effortlessly into a variety of bathroom settings, bringing a sense of balance and refinement to the space.
With no edges or corners, the Circle faucets offer intuitive handling and effortless maintenance. Their ergonomic design ensures comfortable everyday use, while the minimalist appearance lends a sense of understated sophistication to the wash area. Thoughtful details, such as the minimal gap between the faucet body and handle, further enhance the clean and refined look.
The Circle sink mixers are equipped with Duravit’s AirPlus technology, which enriches the water stream with air to create a fuller and more pleasant flow experience. The EasyClean stream shaper enables quick removal of limescale and dirt deposits, ensuring long-lasting functionality and ease of care. An integrated flow regulator, concealed from view, contributes to the collection’s seamless design language.
Available in a range of configurations, including single-lever mixer taps in S, M and L heights, a concealed installation mixer, a cold-water faucet and a 3-hole faucet, the Circle series offers flexibility for a wide variety of washbasins and bathroom layouts. Combining elegant design with practical functionality, Duravit Circle is a versatile choice for contemporary bathrooms.
About Duravit
Founded in 1817 in Hornberg in the Black Forest, Duravit is today a leading international manufacturer of designer bathrooms and is active in more than 130 countries worldwide. During product development, the complete bathroom supplier’s internal-design team worked hand in hand with a global network of designers such as Cecilie Manz, Philippe Starck, Antonio Citterio, Christian Werner, Sebastian Herkner and Patricia Urquiola. As an energy-intensive company, Duravit is aiming to be entirely climate-neutral by 2045 and avoid CO2 offsetting as far as possible.
