Raw Appeal - Satin Brass
The new Perrin & Rowe satin brass tapware is the latest addition to the Perrin & Rowe traditional collection. The tapware is left uncoated, celebrating the warm and tactile raw brass which is hand buffed to a satin finish.
As a living finish the surfaces respond to the environment, developing a rustic honesty without losing any functionality. The appeal of brass tapware and fittings as an organic element in kitchens and bathrooms is the very process of aging; paradoxically the resulting patina gives a beautiful and ageless look. Brass has endured for centuries and in its updated forms will continue to enchant for years to come.
Perrin & Rowe Ionian kitchen tap in satin brass
is priced from $1229 incl GST
ABOUT THE ENGLISH TAPWARE COMPANY
The English Tapware Company is Australia’s specialist source of very high quality tapware, bathroomware and accessories. They are the sole distributor of English-made Perrin & Rowe tapware and bathroomware. The products they import are some of the finest in the world and unique in the calibre of their design, engineering, operation and range of finishes. They currently have showrooms in Melbourne and Sydney and also distribute nationwide through a selection of boutique showrooms. They have a sister company, In Residence, in New Zealand.
The English Tapware Company
Sydney: 02 9362 4736
Melbourne: 03 9818 1403
Nationwide: 1300 01 61 81
www.englishtapware.com.au
For more information:
Shirley Marshall, Media Manager:
shirley@englishtapware.com.au
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