AXOR One Expands: Timeless Design Meets Enhanced Versatility

With the latest product extension of the AXOR One collection, renowned designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby reaffirm their commitment to design innovation and timeless elegance. Building on the celebrated success of the original AXOR One, this comprehensive expansion introduces new solutions for the washbasin, bath, and shower—delivering greater versatility while preserving the minimalist aesthetic and exceptional functionality that have become hallmarks of the collection.

In the words of Barber and Osgerby, “The new AXOR One design elements build on the innovation that AXOR One is known for while offering a fresh take on the established collection. Our goal was to fulfill the needs of consumers seeking comprehensive solutions for a range of different bathroom environments by offering them even greater flexibility and opportunity for customization.”

Evolving the Icon: Design and Functionality

Key developments in this latest evolution of AXOR One include the introduction of a new cross-handle design—an elegant typology that bridges the gap between tradition and modernity. This handle option complements the collection’s iconic lever and Select controls, offering users a more personalized and stylistic choice without compromising on usability.

Beyond new handle types, the collection now features a variety of innovative product additions. These include a cold-water affusion pipe set, a minimalist showerpipe, and a thermostatic module for concealed installations—each thoughtfully designed to extend the collection’s slim, essentialist language into every zone of the bathroom.

A Comprehensive Product Offering

The AXOR One expansion ensures that every area of the bathroom is addressed with meticulous attention to detail and functionality. At the washbasin, the offering includes faucets with both lever and cross handles, available in various spout lengths and installation configurations to suit a wide range of design scenarios.

For the bath, the collection now features a sleek, two-hole rim-mounted thermostatic faucet and three-hole wall-mounted options—each available with or without a hand-held shower component. These fixtures, too, come with a choice of lever or cross handles, allowing for greater customization.

In the shower, the range includes two new showerpipe variations suitable for both concealed and exposed installation. Each model is available with optional EcoSmart flow rates, supporting sustainability without compromising performance. Additional offerings include a concealed thermostatic module for two or three functions, an affusion pipe set, and a streamlined porter unit—all unified by the clean, architectural lines that define AXOR One.

Conclusion

With this latest extension, AXOR One reaffirms its place as a leading solution for sophisticated, design-forward bathrooms. It offers a harmonious balance between form and function, modern innovation and timeless appeal. The result is a collection that not only adapts to a wide variety of environments but also elevates them—bringing refined elegance and elevated performance to every corner of the bathroom.