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9 kitchen innovations worth talking about

28 Sep 2017

In the kitchen of the future, we flip apps rather than pancakes. The Internet of things (IoT) is altering our relationship with food and the kitchen, but we believe the smart kitchen goes beyond IoT. If the goal is to increase efficiency in the kitchen by having machines do the hard work while we do less, there are design and material innovations that also factor into this equation. Here are some of the latest kitchen innovations we love.

Five best things we saw at Sydney Indesign

17 Aug 2017

A trade show like no other, this year’s Sydney Indesign was filled with energy and ample opportunities to network, socialise and exchange ideas with exhibitors and attendees alike. Best of all, we were truly taken by the inspirational design and ideas on display. Here are some of our favourites.

Zip Water launches brand new HydroTap All-In-One ARC design

09 Aug 2017

With modern kitchen trends focusing on de-cluttering the kitchen sink, Zip Water introduces the beautifully designed Zip HydroTap® All-In-One ARC design which now delivers all home water needs from a single tap. The new design is a result of overwhelming demand from Zip Water customers wanting a product that delivers all – instant filtered, boiling, chilled and sparkling water, combined with a regular mixer tap with unfiltered hot and cold-water options (perfect for washing up).

Australian first for Zip Water: Introducing the HydroTap Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)

22 Jun 2017

It’s no secret that here at Zip Water we are committed to designing products with sustainability and energy efficiency in mind. We are proud to announce that we have now taken this commitment to the next level in an Australian first, by releasing an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for our Zip HydroTap products.

Introducing the O Initiative

06 Jun 2017

Every single day, nearly one million plastic water bottles end up in Australian landfill. It’s a staggering thought, especially when you think about the cost of it – most bottled water brands charge almost 2000 times the cost of tap water.