Franz Viegener's story starts in 1899 in Attendorn, Germany, where the company's namesake made brass beer taps. His son Francisco carried that craft to Buenos Aires in 1921, and FV grew into one of South America's largest faucet makers, eventually employing over 5,000 people across Argentina and Ecuador. The luxury, handcrafted Franz Viegener Collection launched in 1935 and is still built today by a small team of engineers and designers rather than a mass-production line, and the brand entered the U.S. market in 1992.
That range runs from traditional to contemporary — Nerea's simple, sculpted rings, Lollipop's industrial-modern knurled handles, Konic's balanced geometry, and more industrial-chic finishes with a touch of color — so there's real range for a designer working across very different styles under one brand.
We display Franz Viegener in our showroom, and with the brand making several recent changes to the line, we're giving our display a full refresh for 2027
Nerea Rings 59R
The Eternal Beauty of Simplicity
Nerea Knurled 59K
Industrial Modern
Nerea Diamond 59D
Diamond Sculpted
Lollipop Rings
Minimalist
Lollipop Knurled J2K
Contemporary Meets Industrial
Lollipop Single
Diamond J2D
Konic Cross K4
Blend of Balance and Proportion
Design Forward Finishes
Creative Kitchens
Kitchen Collection
Sleek and Modern
Industrial Chic
Machine-Age Inspired Design
Industrial Chic
With a Touch of Color
Edge Cross J3
Ultra Modern Silhouette
Classic
Contemporary Iteration of a Timeless Classic