Perrin & Rowe Kitchen Taps
A tap for each occasion
When the selection of the kitchen tapware is as important as the cabinetry design, finding just the right fitting can be a problem. There is now no need to compromise.
In producing its range of premium kitchen taps, Perrin & Rowe recognised the designer’s need to find taps for multiple sink stations within the kitchen and related rooms. Its response was a suite of taps to cater for the functional requirements of the kitchen, scullery, laundry and bar.
An example is the group of Phoenician tap models. The original twin-levered Phoenician tap is a design statement in any room and looks equally at home in a contemporary or classically styled kitchen.
A bar or kitchenette calls for a small sink and sourcing a tap of the right scale can be an issue for designers. For this reason, Perrin & Rowe has designed its bar sink tap collection with a shorter reach spout. The Phoenician bar sink tap has a reach of 150mm and looks perfectly placed over a small sink or even a hand basin.
Over a large sink the Phoenician with spray rinse, with its 1.2m hose, offers indispensable convenience when rinsing large pans and platters, filling pots and vases and during vegetable preparation. In the laundry it is ideal for cleaning sports equipment and washing the family dog!
The Perrin & Rowe country taps, the Aquitaine and the Picardie are also available in standard, bar sink and spray rinse models. Complementary bench-mounted or freestanding soap dispensers can be added alongside the kitchen taps of choice for further functionality and a final finishing touch.
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