Matte Black
Deep, glare-free charcoal
- Pairs with
- Marble, oak, ivory walls, concrete
The most forgiving finish for fingerprints and the easiest to coordinate across a whole basin.
Guide
Choosing your finish
Three matte tones, and a simple way to combine them into a bathroom that feels considered.
Brushed Gold
Warm, softly directional
- Pairs with
- Cream stone, walnut, deep green, terracotta
Adds warmth and a quiet sense of occasion. Beautiful as a single accent against matte black.
Brushed Nickel
Cool, quietly neutral
- Pairs with
- Grey marble, pale tile, blue-grey cabinetry
The understated choice — neutral enough to sit alongside almost any existing fixture.
Method
Four steps to a coordinated basin
01
Start from what stays
Look at the fixtures you are keeping — the faucet body, towel rail, mirror frame. Match or deliberately contrast them.
02
Choose a lead finish
Pick one finish to lead: the one that appears most. Matte black and brushed nickel make calm leads; gold makes a warm one.
03
Add one accent
Introduce a single second finish for interest — a gold drain against black fittings, for example. Two finishes is plenty.
04
Confirm the fit
Before you buy, check each product page for thread size, drain size and sink type, and measure your own fixtures.
A note on fit
Finishing, not plumbing
Every piece in the collection is a decorative finishing accessory designed to refresh an existing fixture. None of our products are pressure-rated plumbing parts, gas components or powered faucets. Confirm thread and sink compatibility on each product page before you buy.
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