Phoenix has been a much loved Australian brand by homeowners and designers for the past three decades. The company continues to look to innovate in an effort to ensure this love endures.
Since its inception in 1989, Phoenix have consistently looked to be at the forefront of innovative design for tapware in Australia and New Zealand. With a sensational catalogue spanning tapware, accessories and shower products, the brand is honoured to have a reputation that is underlined by its outstanding design processes, quality and customer service.

Lexi MKII Collection | Red Dot Winner 2021 & iF Design Award Winner 2021
Phoenix’s desire to continue to remain a technological force in a tapware context has ensured its products are of a consistently superb quality. Designed in state-of-the-art facilities, tested with in-house technologies and techniques, and manufactured from the world’s best components, every Phoenix creation not only performs with excellence but also provides sustainable, long-term solutions.
The 2021 iF World Design Guide named Phoenix as the fourth best company in Australia for product design, with Phoenix’s team of designers rated the second-best-in-house design team in the country. It underlines the quality of the brand, who continue to reinvent and innovate their operations in their quest for client satisfaction.
The Lexi MKII Collection, building on the first collection with a more elegant, refined approach, won Phoenix an additional Red Dot Award, as well as an iF Design Award in 2021. The slender profiled outlet and pin handle of the tap has been elongated and sits vertically, offering a more streamlined and complex engineering element, thus adding a touch of class to any bathroom they are set within.

Lexi MKII Collection | Red Dot Winner 2021 & iF Design Award Winner 2021
The tapware brand’s team are a collective of home grown superstars, who have culminated years of experience and determination to craft their new products. A group of seven, headed by Creative Design Manager John Hoogendoorn ensures the optimal kitchen, bathroom and laundry experience for Australians, New Zealanders and a growing number of countries across the globe.

Axia Collection | Red Dot Best of the Best Winner 2020 & iF Design Award Winner 2020 and Good Design Winner 2020
“We are utterly un-compromising in our approach to design excellence. My brief to my team when designing a new collection usually revolves around the re-imagining of what is possible within design in our industry,” says Hoogendoorn.
“We are constantly improving our time to market for new collections so there is always something new to look forward to. The team started small, but as the company has grown we have been able to add talented people and state of the art technologies, which means our speed to market, while already unparalleled in the industry, is only going to improve.”

Axia Collection | Red Dot Best of the Best Winner 2020 & iF Design Award Winner 2020 and Good Design Winner 2020
Acclaimed by their peers and holding a number of awards to their name, Phoenix have rightly been recognised and showcased for their range for a number of years. The Axia Collection, a contemporary embodiment of minimalist design with crisp detailing and a memorable presence, saw the company take home a staggering 8 Red Dot Awards in 2020, including the Best of the Best category.
Phoenix’s range exudes quality, innovation and contemporary grandeur. To view their catalogue in full, visit Phoenix’s wesbite here.
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