A stylish, futuristic kitchen tap has been developed that features digital, touch-screen controls, it has been revealed.Italian design studio Fima Carlo Frattini has launched the Nomos kitchen tap which allows the user to control water temperature, force, and volume via the digital controls, Invention and Technology News reported.As the news website observed, while the sleek kitchen tap is currently limited to the luxury market, it may not be too long before similar models are being rolled out for the mass market by mainstream manufacturers.The kitchen tap displays large icons for simple, intuitive functionality while also featuring a default setting for those who simply want to activate the tap and go with the flow, it said.One other function of the Nomos faucet is to alert the homeowner if there is a malfunction - that is, if there is a leak detected, commented Invention and Technology News.Meanwhile, Genevieve Gorder, a judge on HGTVs Design Star programme, recently said in comments reported by the Stir blog that people should commit to kitchen renovations and not be afraid to create the home renovation projects they really want.