Danish design icon crafting minimalist taps, showers, and accessories—where timeless architecture meets precision engineering.
Founded in 1968, VOLA is a Danish manufacturer renowned for its minimalist taps, mixers, showers, and accessories. Designed by Arne Jacobsen and Verner Overgaard for the National Bank of Denmark, VOLA’s products are celebrated for their pure lines, functional beauty, and enduring quality. Manufactured in Horsens, Denmark, every VOLA piece is crafted with precision and a commitment to sustainability, using the highest-quality materials and finishes. VOLA’s award-winning designs are featured in iconic buildings and luxury projects worldwide, making the brand a symbol of Scandinavian design excellence and timeless modernity.
VOLA stands apart as the inventor of the original modern tap, forever changing the language of bathroom and kitchen design. Every product is rooted in Arne Jacobsen’s vision—minimalist, functional, and beautifully engineered. VOLA’s manufacturing in Denmark ensures rigorous quality control, sustainability, and the ability to offer bespoke finishes for any project. The brand’s commitment to design integrity, longevity, and environmental responsibility has made it a favorite among architects and designers. VOLA’s fixtures are not just products—they are enduring design statements, crafted to last for generations.
The National Bank of Denmark building in Copenhagen, designed by Arne Jacobsen, features VOLA taps originally created specifically for this project. Completed between 1965 and 1978, the building exemplifies modernist architecture with minimalist, monumental design and meticulous attention to detail. VOLA’s timeless Scandinavian fittings complement the bank’s functional and aesthetic needs, reflecting Jacobsen’s holistic design approach.
The Royal Danish Opera House in Copenhagen features VOLA taps, continuing the legacy of Danish modern design pioneered by Arne Jacobsen. VOLA’s minimalist, modular fittings, originally created for the National Bank of Denmark, complement the Opera House’s sleek architecture and refined interiors. Their concealed plumbing and elegant forms enhance the building’s seamless blend of functionality and timeless Scandinavian aesthetics.
Villa Savoye by Le Corbusier in Poissy, France, is a masterpiece of modern architecture embodying his "five points": pilotis elevating the structure, free floor plans, ribbon windows, free façades, and a rooftop garden. The white, floating box-like villa integrates indoor and outdoor spaces, with reinforced concrete construction allowing open, flexible interiors bathed in natural light. Its design harmonizes functionalism with timeless elegance, redefining residential architecture as a “machine for living.”
VOLA’s leadership and design team uphold a legacy of innovation, quality, and Scandinavian craftsmanship.
Over 40 years at VOLA, central to brand development and building the international sales network.
25 years at VOLA, key in production optimization and establishing the modern factory combining craftsmanship and innovation.
Part of VOLA’s design team, contributing to product innovation and architectural collaborations.
Designer involved in VOLA’s architecture and design initiatives.
CEO of VOLA and involved in design collaborations, including with the Designmuseum Denmark.
Renowned architect who designed VOLA’s iconic taps in 1968, foundational to the brand’s timeless design.
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