WHEN ‘HIGH QUALITY’ NEEDS TO MEAN JUST THAT
When specifying bathroom and kitchen fittings, it is essential that the quality of the taps and accessories reflect the desired standard of the build or renovation.
In this newly-built home, Perrin & Rowe fittings and a custom floor-to-ceiling towel rail from Hawthorn Hill were specified for robust performance and longevity. Like the concrete of the modernist architecture, these premium quality bare brass fittings were specified to last the life of the home.
The English Tapware Company is the importer of English-made fittings including Perrin & Rowe tapware which is manufactured and certified especially for the Australian market. The Perrin & Rowe brand has earned worldwide respect for its original timeless designs, outstanding engineering and for durability and reliability.
Perrin & Rowe is sold in Sydney and Melbourne exclusively through The English Tapware Company showrooms and in other cities through Reece and a small number of boutique showrooms. A full library of CAD images enables trouble-free specification and technical support is available throughout the project.
Custom solutions can be provided to designers and tradespeople seeking to resolve a design dilemma and to differentiate their projects with benchmark quality. The English Tapware Company wants to make your job a little bit easier.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
The English Tapware Company
Website englishtapware.com.au
Phone 1300 01 61 81
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