Brushed nickel taps for a softer silver
Brushed nickel taps give you silver without chrome's shine: the brushed grain and slightly warm cast make fingerprints and water spots harder to see. It sits well with stone, warm whites and timber, and every one of our 24 designs is made in it.
Brushed nickel tapware for basin, wall and kitchen
Our brushed nickel tapware starts with the Vienna Short (75 mm under the spout) and Vienna Tall (200 mm) basin taps. The Milano wall spout and mixer needs 45 to 70 mm of wall depth, so it goes in before the wall is lined. For the kitchen, the Como swivels 360° and the Porto pulls out.
Showers and drains
The Corsica twin rail set stands 930 mm, and the Lyon and Bordeaux carry a 250 mm head from ceiling or wall. The Granada tile insert shower drain takes tiles up to 10 mm thick, and the Firenze bottle trap tidies a wall-hung basin.
Brushed nickel door handles
The Santorini lever, Prague privacy lock and Venezia butt hinge carry the finish from the bathroom to the bedrooms and hallway, all in 304 stainless steel.
Brushed nickel door lever handles: sizes
Lever and lock suit doors 30 to 42 mm thick with a 60 mm backset; the lever's roses are Ø53.5 mm. The hinge is 102 × 76 × 3 mm and sold individually. Brushed nickel on interior doors works with white, grey or timber, which makes it an easy finish to run through a whole house, and it hides fingerprints on a handle that is touched all day.
Care
Warm soapy water and a soft cloth, then dry; no acid, chlorine or abrasives. The brushed surface helps most in the shower, where water spots build up fastest. Tapware finishes explained compares it with chrome and gunmetal, and caring for tapware finishes lists the cleaners to avoid.
Accessories
The Provence 600 mm towel rail, Lille roll holder and Copenhagen hook are 304 stainless steel in the same finish, and the shower screen hinges and clamps suit 8 to 12 mm glass.
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.



















