A handle on user needs creates more sales
Winner: Red Dot Award
Nominated: German Design Award og Design for All Award
In collaboration with Damixa, design concern have designed and developed a prize-winning handle for a water faucet which takes into account user needs and the hand’s ergonomics. They themselves call it: “When design makes sense” and what is more natural than to design a handle that is usable by all.
Damixa
Results.
User-friendly and innovative product design
Broadly appealing form
Prize-winning design
About the project.
Damixa was founded in 1932 and it known today around the world for its faucets and installations for kitchens and bathrooms: Installations that combine stylish, Scandinavian design with excellent functionality.
Through a user-focused innovation process, design concern have created a faucet handle that is usable by all ages or reduced mobility. To kids, teenagers, adults and the elderly.
The user-friendly handle, Damixa Clover Easy, builds on the “design for all” principles where design includes users with different kinds of needs and where the form is broadly appealing.
Damixa Clover Easy has an iconic form. A handle that can be opened and closed with one easy press of either the hand, arm or elbow. It is usable by all no matter if it is small children’s hands or older people with arthritis.
Furthermore, design concern have developed a brochure and a campaign website for the company as part of the project.
Damixa Clover Easy has received a Red Dot Award and was nominated for both the Design for All Award and the German Design Award
See the Damixa Clover Easy video here.