Plumbline’s Oli tap delivers water six ways from one sculptural spout

Sculptural to look at and a joy to use, this multi tap brings confident kitchen design home.   

In association with Plumbline.

Plumbline’s Oli is more than a tap — it’s a multi-functional water station with a design that gives you cause to pause.
Made in Europe, the tap delivers water six ways, functionality that has a tangible impact on everyday rituals. Morning coffee becomes more relaxed, with more time to contemplate, when boiling water is instant. Stay hydrated in the workday hours with chilled, still and light sparkling water (literally) on tap. Or for chic evening soirées made more effortless, turn to the on-demand sparkling water mode.
The Oli multifunction tap’s graceful arc is a minimal curve that fits seamlessly into a contemporary scheme, a tactile, elemental object that complements the sleekness of today’s natural-stone benchtops. Finished in refined brushed stainless steel, this is a modern classic in the making that can slot into every situation, but its adaptability moves way beyond face value.

ABOVE With its modern-classic design and supreme functionality that delivers boiling, chilled, still and sparkling water, plus an app to drive it all, Plumbline’s Oli 316 Prism multi tap is a visually pleasing, beautifully tactile and practical addition to any kitchen.

Handsome in form and function, the Oli is technologically advanced, too. The quiet, compact under-bench unit is space saving and there’s an app to let you know when you need to order replacement water filters or gas cylinders. Have a favourite cup you always use? Simply programme the multifunction tap for personalised dispensing. Plus, if you’re a tea or coffee aficionado, you can preset a hot-water temperature that’s best for the job.
With features that define simplicity, Plumbline’s Oli is a hard-working, welcome addition to the family that beautifully modulates the rhythms of the day.
plumbline.co.nz

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