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For this Flashback Friday, we return to 1986 to see this funky collection of kitchen faucets inspired by Peter Max, who started out in the 70s as a graphic designer with a unique Pop-psychedelic style and ended up following in the cheesy footsteps of LeRoy Neiman, sporting-event lithographer. The faucet itself has some character, but the colors—red and yellow [white, black and almond really don't count]—are anything but imaginative. A missed opportunity.