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I thought I would do a little shameless promotion and tell you about Waterworks’ newest catalog, New Icons. We have reintroduced some our of longtime favorite collections and introduced several new ones that we’re sure will become beloved go-tos. New Icons is a quite a large book with multiple categories (fittings, hardware, lighting and surfaces) — 94 pages, all enhanced with great photography by Gentl and Hyers and Sloan Howard.
Mounted on a stone wall, the faucet over the large and lovely racetrack-shaped oval is both trim and elegant.
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I have written about wall-mounted faucets before, but today they seem more relevant than ever. Certainly, mounting a faucet on the wall, especially on an elegantly shaped backsplash, is a space saver.
R.W. Atlas kitchen faucets are beautifully proportioned and exquisitely detailed.
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Naturally, the faucet is the most used appliance in your kitchen. In thinking about this important purchase, keep in mind its dual personality; not only should it be compatible with the design of the kitchen, it also must be unequivocally functional.
Henry is so versatile. it can be traditional or modern.
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It is so exciting for Waterworks to introduce a new fittings line to our assortment. The launch represents countless meetings, in depth discussions about the smallest details, last minute design decisions and contemplative moments studying plastic prototypes. But best of all are the initial discussions around inspiration.
