Water shapes atmosphere in a way few elements can. Through sound and motion, it introduces rhythm into space — softening edges and grounding environments.
Typologies
Two distinct approaches define the collection. Each interprets natural water behavior differently — shaping flow, sound, and surface presence.
RAIN Water travels across a sculpted concrete dome before falling from its perimeter in a steady, continuous rhythm.
SPRING Water rises from the center and cascades across the basin, creating a layered, active surface shaped by variation in flow.
Rain
Spring
Concrete colors
Available in our eight standard colors and four exclusive pastels developed for the collection.
Across both typologies, the primary form and its dome or stem may be specified independently — allowing tonal continuity or deliberate contrast.
CIELO
FLOR
NOPAL
SOL
IVORY
PEWTER
SAND
CLAY
GULL
CHARCOAL
TAUPE
INKWELL
Water and fire, in balance
Developed within the same design language as Lumacast fire features, water and flame complement each other — one introducing sound and rhythm, the other warmth and visual focus.
Together, they shape atmosphere with clarity and intention.
Discover the collection
Ten water features shaped by controlled movement and acoustic presence. Cast in high-performance fiber reinforced concrete and engineered as self-contained architectural forms.
