VOLA KV1 one-handle mixer with interchangeable parts

  • One-handle mixer
  • 360° Double swivel spout
  • Ceramic disc technology
  • Water-saving aerator
  • Available in 26 colour finishes
Product Name
VOLA KV1 one-handle mixer with interchangeable parts
Designer
Arne Jacobsen
Manufacturer
VOLA
Manufactured
Denmark
Kitchen elements
Kitchen taps
Use
Residential
Commercial

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VOLA KV1, designed by Arne Jacobsen, is a truly iconic piece that has garnered admiration from architects and interior designers alike. Its sleek and timeless design, characterized by subtle curves and precise joins, sets it apart for designers and architects.

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The one-handle mixer with a double swivel spout in 40 Brushed stainless steel has a distinct elegance and also fulfills its practical purpose with finesse. VOLA tapware embodies a timeless design. Its simplicity in form and function, simple lines, and durability ensure a good design. In 1968, VOLA made the original modern-day tap, pioneering an iconic design that has remained classic.

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Recognition
The iconic KV1 kitchen mixer was admitted into MOMA’s permanent design collection in 1974 and is displayed in Copenhagen’s Designmuseum Denmark.

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Modularity
Built on Arne Jacobsen’s original proportions, the KV1 built-in mixers are part of the VOLA modular system, with an interchangeable family of parts, including levers, handles, spouts, and plates.

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Features
One of the key features of VOLA products is their infinite flexibility, allowing for personalized layouts that suit any design scheme. Whether it's the mounting options, the distance between components, or the ability to personalize with color and finish, VOLA products are designed to seamlessly integrate into any space.
VOLA's emphasis on customization is further highlighted by its wide range of colors and metallic finishes, allowing for limitless creative possibilities. The unique hand-brushing method employed by VOLA adds exceptional tactility and detailing, ensuring that each component complements the overall form of the product.

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At the forefront of Danish design since 1968
Vola is a Danish design company that has been creating taps, showers, and accessories for over 50 years. It emphasizes craftsmanship, sustainability, and honest materials. Vola's products are known for their simple, elegant shapes and innovative designs. The company is recognized for its iconic designs, including the Vola 111 shape, which is the company's first product designed for the National Bank of Denmark. Vola's products are internationally acclaimed for their purity of form, quality, and ageless simplicity.

Vola is also known for its modular design system that provides flexibility and a wide range of product configurations in bold colors and timeless finishes. Vola manufactures its products in Denmark, using high-quality materials and a commitment to craftsmanship. The company's products are found in distinguished private houses and public buildings worldwide, providing total design harmony and seamless integration of water into architecture.

 

Reference projects

 

Nottinghill House 

Simone Bossi's renovation aimed to brighten a previously cramped house. A large glass door system flooded the lower floor with light, transforming it into the main living space with a muted kitchen. The VOLA KV1 mixer tap complements this modern, light-filled space with its sleek lines and potential for a finish matching the brass details, contributing to the overall sense of tranquility and timeless design.

 

West 53rd Street Apartment 

David Mitchell's Manhattan condo renovation transformed a formerly segmented space into a light-filled, open-plan haven. Floor-to-ceiling windows bathe the interior with sunlight, while a clever oval corridor unites distinct zones – living room, kitchen, bedroom, office – for a seamless flow. Pocket doors ensure privacy when needed and white oak flooring and Carrara marble accents create a tranquil yet modern ambiance. VOLA KV1’s minimalist design and brass finish enhance the project's focus on clean lines and high-quality materials.

 

Rotterdam Apartment 

The apartment is situated in an area of West Rotterdam, which is called Delfshaven. Ulli Heckmann's apartment was renovated to prioritize light, openness, and flexible functionality. The downstairs living area features an open-plan layout with a clever room divider. The bedrooms and the bathroom were moved upstairs for privacy and improved soundproofing. The master bedroom upstairs serves as a multi-purpose space and has built-in storage solutions to keep the area clutter-free. VOLA KV1 turned out to be the perfect fit for the apartment's modern and functional design scheme.

 

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