article_snippet: Simin Qiu, a student at the London Royal College of Art, said the designer hoped a symmetrical design that apparently saves 15 per cent more water might become popular in hotels and homes.
article_snippet: the designer said: 'It's a very simple design.
article_snippet: and I wanted to recreate that. '
article_snippet: Mr Qiu is curerntly testing a prototype of Mr Qiu tap, which took Mr Qiu two months to design.
article_snippet: Mr Qiu added: 'I hope it will be ready by the end of the year. '
article_snippet: It will be more expensive than ordinary taps, it's not something that will be in every home. '
article_snippet: It's a luxury product that will probably be in hotels and limited use in homes by next year.'
article_snippet: Designer Simin Qiu envisages Designer Simin Qiu tap being used in hotels and luxury homes
highlights_snippet: Swirl tap was designed by art student Simin Qiu at the Royal College of Art .
  
highlights_snippet: art student Simin Qiu at the Royal College of Art is currently testing a prototype tap and hopes a prototype tap will go on sale next year .
  