Chapter Three - Two Hole Deck Mounted Swivel Kitchen Mixer
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SKU:328-L-PB
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A two-hole swivel kitchen mixer. From Chapter Three. Modern, pared-back.
Deck-mounted, with the spout and control set in separate holes. A single handle for flow and temperature; a swivel spout for full reach across the sink. Fitted with an aerator, for a steady flow.
Made to order, in solid brass, and finished, always, by hand. Living and lacquered finishes, each applied by hand: raw brass to polished nickel.
You can find details of our living, lacquered, and painted finishes here
Find specific care instructions relating to your chosen finish here.
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Our Story
In my mind’s eye, I could see what I wanted. Taps in unlacquered raw brass. An almost industrial look. A living finish, that would change over time. Trouble was, they didn't exist. So I decided to make them myself. We didn't plan to sell taps, but images of my project were shared online, and enquiries poured in.
Start a tap company? Okay. But on one condition: never compromise. That's how it began, in 2017. Today, you'll find us worldwide. Every piece of unsurpassed quality. And every piece finished by hand.
