Kallista's new Grid faucet is an innovative piece that evokes age-old notions about simplicity of form while embracing the avant-garde technology of 3D printing.

Inspired by De Stijl-the Dutch movement that espoused artistic reduction to basic elements of color and form-Grid pays homage to the magic of water, to its un-matched facility for forming itself into the shape of its vessel.

The vessel in this case is Grid's De Stijlian cube, a solid brass facsimile of the outline of a simple square, albeit in all three dimensions.

How fitting, then, that the mechanism of its production is the additive manufacturing technique referenced above: "The spout’s unique outline form and discreet waterways are created using 3-D printing technology, a first for the KALLISTA product portfolio."

Grid's handles feature a cast, hand-buffed, powder-coated finish. The faucet is also WaterSense listed with a low-flow laminar stream, making it ecologically minded as well.

Find out more at Kallista.