Fixtures
Picking one faucet is easy. Getting the kitchen, the baths and the laundry to agree on finish, style and valve type is the harder part. That is the part we take on.
Kitchen
Pull-down and pull-out faucets, bridge and pot-filler styles, prep and bar faucets, and filtered-water dispensers that pair with an under-sink system. Sinks in undermount, farmhouse and integrated styles, checked against the cabinet and countertop before anything ships.
Bath
Single-hole, widespread and wall-mounted lavatory faucets, vessel fillers, and drains and supply lines in the same finish. A wall-mounted faucet needs its valve set at the right depth during rough-in, so we flag those early.
Shower
Rain heads, hand showers and slide bars, body sprays, and pressure-balance or thermostatic valves with matching trim. The valve goes into the wall long before the trim goes on, so we confirm the pair is compatible before either one is ordered.
Tub fillers, valves & trim
Freestanding floor-mount fillers, deck-mount and wall-mount tub fillers, and the rough-in valves and trim kits behind them. A floor-mount filler needs its rough-in set before the floor is finished, so we put that date on the schedule.
Finish studio
Choose a finish to see how it reads, wears and pairs. These are rendered swatches. Before ordering we compare physical samples, because the same finish name varies between manufacturers.
Polished chrome is the most reflective finish we carry. It reads crisp and bright and picks up the colors of the room around it.
A satin finish with a fine brushed grain and a slightly warm grey tone. It sits quietly in most rooms and is the easiest to live with.
Low-sheen black that draws a strong outline against pale walls and stone. It makes fixtures read as part of the architecture.
Brass without a protective lacquer. It starts bright gold and darkens toward a soft brown patina with use, and every piece ages a little differently.
A dark brown-bronze with a brushed texture and warm highlights. It is forgiving day to day, but its tone varies more between makers than any other finish.
Before you order
Next step
A room-by-room list, a designer’s schedule or a few photos is enough to start. We will come back with options, finishes and an itemized quote.