Design
Presence withoutperformance.
A water system should hold a room the way good architecture does: quietly.
Form followswater.
Every surface on an Opus exists because the water inside needs it. The cylinder is the pressure vessel. The reveal is the service access. The glow is the status light. Nothing is applied decoration.
The result reads less like an appliance and more like a fixture, something the room was drawn around.
Machined from billet, finished by hand, designed to be looked at for twenty years.
Calm, until called.
The laminated glass panel sleeps black, indistinguishable from the housing. Approach, and it wakes to exactly three things: your recipes, your temperature, your pour. Depth on demand, never in the way.
Ambient light
A soft halo under the spout confirms state without a single beep.
Gesture control
Approach to wake, hold to pour. The screen stays dark until you need it.
Sound design
Pumps and valves are isolation-mounted. The loudest sound is the water.
Tactile response
The dispense lever is weighted brass with a machined detent at full flow.
Cable management
Power and water routes hide inside the chassis footprint, even on the counter.
Maintenance access
Cartridges present themselves from the front. No tools, no crawling.
Six finishes, two form factors, one design language.
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