Gunmetal taps with a deep-grey brushed finish
Gunmetal taps sit between black and nickel: a deep grey with a brushed metallic sheen that hides water marks better than black. It suits concrete, warm timber and stone, and all 24 of our designs come in it, so the whole room can share one shade of grey.
Brushed gunmetal taps for basin and sink
Brushed gunmetal taps for the basin start with the Vienna Short, 175 mm tall with 140 mm of reach, and the Vienna Tall, 305 mm with 180 mm. The Milano wall mixer goes on the wall. At the sink, the Como has 190 mm under the spout and the Porto 237 mm.
Gunmetal tapware in the shower
A shower is where a finish that hides water marks earns its keep. Our gunmetal tapware there includes the Lyon ceiling head, the Corsica rail set and the Versailles hand shower, with the Cannes, our gun metal shower mixer, running two of them from one lever. The Granada shower drain matches underfoot.
Gunmetal door handles and hardware
The Santorini lever and Prague lock suit doors 30 to 42 mm thick with a 60 mm backset, and the Venezia hinge is sold individually. Grey handles suit white, grey and timber doors without the hard contrast of black.
Wastes
The Lisbon pop-up suits a basin without an overflow and the Firenze bottle trap tidies the pipework under a wall-hung basin, so the plumbing you can see stays grey too. Both are brass. The Granada shower drain takes your floor tile up to 10 mm thick in an 82 × 82 mm insert, so only a thin grey frame shows.
Accessories and screen
The Provence towel rail, Lille roll holder and Copenhagen hook are 304 stainless steel in gunmetal, and the Geneva and Rennes hinges suit 8 to 12 mm glass, with the Corfu knobs to match.
Care
Look after it and brushed gunmetal keeps its colour: warm soapy water, a soft cloth, then dry it. Tapware finishes explained compares it with black and nickel.
Every product here has the same cover: 15 years on the body, 7 years on cartridges, valves and moving parts, 3 years on the finish and 2 years on washers, seals and O-rings (tapware warranty). Taps and showers must be installed by a licensed plumber, to the NZ Building Code (G12), for the warranty to apply.