Surfaces
6 finishes for the kitchen tap
Every finish is offered across all 4 tap bodies, so a kitchen showroom can hold one working display unit and specify the whole range from it. The finish changes nothing about the body, the dimensions or the under-counter machines it is plumbed to.
Finishes shown as renders from the chrome original. Physical samples on request. The images on this page were rendered from the chrome original rather than photographed on each surface, so treat them as an indication of tone, not as a colour match.
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Chrome
The original tooling and the surface every other finish is rendered from. The default in most fitted kitchens and the safest match to existing sink and appliance hardware.
Render from the chrome original
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Brushed Brass
Warm and low-gloss. Reads well against timber and painted shaker kitchen doors, and hides water spotting better than a polished surface.
Render from the chrome original
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Matt Black
Flat, non-reflective. The usual pairing for handleless kitchens and darker worktops, and the finish showrooms ask for most after chrome.
Render from the chrome original
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Gunmetal
A dark grey with a cooler cast than black. Sits between chrome and matt black when neither is quite right for the kitchen scheme.
Render from the chrome original
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Brushed Nickel
Softer and slightly warmer than chrome, with a directional grain. A common request where the rest of the kitchen ironmongery is already brushed.
Render from the chrome original
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Copper
The warmest surface in the range and the most specified for a feature kitchen island. Expect the tone to shift over time in normal use.
Render from the chrome original
Before you specify a surface
Order a sample,
not a screenshot
We will send physical finish samples so the surface can be held against the kitchen doors and the worktop under the actual lighting it has to live with.
Request finish samples-
These images are renders, not photographs
They were generated from the chrome original. Rendering carries tone and reflectivity approximately; it does not carry an exact colour value, and no screen reproduces a metal surface faithfully in any case.
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The finish does not change the specification
Dimensions, cartridges, aerator and the under-counter machines are identical across all 6 surfaces. Choose the body on function and the surface on the kitchen.
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Where an Australian specification is required
The brass specification differs for that market and is quoted separately from the standard range. Raise it with the enquiry so it is priced correctly from the start.
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Finishes age differently
Warmer surfaces, copper in particular, change tone in normal kitchen use. That is the nature of the material rather than a defect, and it is worth saying to an end customer at the point of sale.
Finish samples and display units
Tell us which surfaces your kitchen showroom needs to hold and we will put a sample set together. Commercial terms are confirmed in writing per model and per order.