the Karbon™ articulating faucet has an efficient + scientific modern design.

see how it works

engineered to hold any pose for hands-free operation, the Karbon faucet extends to fill large pots, lowers for sink cleanup, or folds compactly.

watch these futuristic videos: the power of Karbon or Karbon functionality
+ tell me in the comments what do you think of the Karbon + do you want one?

19 Comments:

I WANT ONE!
My husband and kids will want to do the dishes.

By  Anonymous, at 4/28/2008 12:00 AM  

I love the fresh new contempary design of this product, but I think its a bit expensive for the ordinary family, but I would love to win one.
Stephanie
stephmd222@hotmail.com

By  Anonymous, at 4/28/2008 6:36 AM  

I think its functionality is super cool but wish it looked a bit less like nunchuks. Although that's probably why my hubby and kids would like it…

By  Superdumb Supervillain, at 4/28/2008 8:52 AM  

Um, yeah I want to win one! I love how it folds up completely. My current kitchen faucet is kind of large and always seems to be in the way.

By  Anonymous, at 4/28/2008 10:14 AM  

Wow! Art meet water in the kitchen! Now THAT is Design! My 15 year old kitchen could use an update! That would be the focal point :-)

sajdakota@yahoo.com

By  Anonymous, at 4/28/2008 10:41 AM  

Yes and the orange counter top too!

By  Anonymous, at 4/28/2008 10:51 AM  

I'd have to supervise the faucet. My kids would play firehose on each other LOL

By  Anonymous, at 4/28/2008 10:53 AM  

It's about time Kohler! hansgrohe needs some competition. I would LOVE to have this faucet!

By  Ms. Mamma, at 4/28/2008 12:02 PM  

Fabulous design. I even have the orange countertop in my kitchen.

nancy@orarian.com

By  Anonymous, at 4/28/2008 1:27 PM  

amazing, I not only want but need one!

By  Anonymous, at 4/28/2008 6:42 PM  

I have to be honest and say I'm not in love with the way it looks, but I think I still want it!

By  Unknown, at 4/28/2008 11:14 PM  

I think that if I was too win one I would instal it and use it as a regular faucet. I mean how many times would you really play with it past the first week? I think that it is a good idea and a good design but impractical. I believe that after the first week it would just be used as a regular faucet and that would be it.

By  Unknown, at 4/29/2008 4:32 PM  

I like it a lot...my new faucet is too short and even though it has a stretch neck, it just doesn't do the job. This faucet looks like I could wash my daughters hands with relative ease, fill large pots and pitchers with water, and let me not forget actual set an item at the bottom of the sink and have water run on top of it hands-free!

By  Scrapzilla, at 4/29/2008 6:48 PM  

For a girl in a little apartment, with a little kitchen, and even littler sink, this might be the answer to me trying to fit my Brita container under the faucet 3 times a day.

By  Danielle, at 4/29/2008 8:31 PM  

Well, it would be the fanciest thing in this 30 yr old trailor! LOL.

By  Anonymous, at 4/30/2008 7:14 PM  

I want and need one :)

By  Anonymous, at 5/03/2008 10:11 PM  

Cool. Looks like something out of Sleeper.

By  Jeanna, at 5/05/2008 6:22 AM  

That is exactly what I have been wanting but didn't know existed!!!!

By  butterflyny, at 5/08/2008 9:21 AM  

wow, that's great! brilliant that it can be so simple, fun and elegant --- yet functional as well. I'm remodeling the kitchen IKEA style these days and would love to win the faucet --- as it's way out of my pricepoint for faucets --- about the cost of a wall of IKEA-Kabs. My theme is dentist office meets the brady bunch, and this fits perfectly!

By  Bobby, at 6/10/2008 4:40 PM  

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