How Kenny & Mason supports architects and designers
A finished interior is built through decisions. Materials, proportions, finishes and details all need to speak the same language. Kenny & Mason exists for those details that are seen, touched and used every day.
We work with architects and interior designers who care about coherence, tactility and long term use. Our taps, showers, basins, sinks and accessories are made to sit naturally within a project and to support the atmosphere of the space.
From material samples and technical files to custom made solutions, we help you specify with confidence. Whether you are working on a private home, a hotel or a commercial interior.
Vesper Projects
"A good collaboration goes beyond delivering a product. It means understanding the architectural intention, thinking along and refining details where needed. That shared mindset made working with Kenny & Mason especially valuable.”
Resources for Architects and Interior Designers
BIM files, 2D & 3D models
BIM files, 2D drawings and 3D models of selected Kenny & Mason products are available on request, so they can be integrated seamlessly into architectural and interior projects.
Custom possibilities
From logos on taps to custom sizing or design adaptations, Kenny & Mason can explore bespoke options for selected projects.
Together with the architect, interior architect or client, we look at what is technically possible and how the product can support the artistic vision of the space.
Kenny & Mason sample box
Experience our signature finishes in person. Our sample box brings together a curated selection of metal finishes, allowing you to compare colour, texture and patina directly within your project.
Everything you need to know
Can Kenny & Mason taps be customised?
Yes. For selected projects, we can explore custom sizing, design adaptations and individual details, such as adding a hotel logo to tap components.
Share your idea with us and we will look at what is technically possible.
Can you make bespoke taps for hotels or interior projects?
Yes. We regularly work with architects, interior designers and hospitality professionals on project-specific solutions.
Whether you want to adapt an existing design or explore a more bespoke detail, we work with you to understand the intention of the space and assess what can be realised.
What is the lead time for Kenny & Mason taps?
The typical lead time for most of our standard products is approximately four to six weeks. Certain products, including radiators and bespoke furniture, typically have a lead time of six to eight weeks.
Lead times can vary depending on the product, quantity and project requirements. Contact us with your project details for a more precise indication.
How long does it take to deliver bespoke Kenny & Mason products?
The lead time for bespoke products depends on the design, technical requirements and quantity.
Once we understand your request, we can assess its feasibility and provide a clear indication of timing. For custom projects, we recommend involving us early in the design process.
What is the price of Kenny & Mason products?
Kenny & Mason is a high-end, quality-led brand, but our collections are available at a variety of price points.
This allows us to work with different project budgets without compromising on materials, finish or quality.
Have a specific product in mind or want to discover what is possible within your budget? Contact us here.
Can I order a Kenny & Mason sample box?
Yes. Our sample box is available for architects and interior designers who want to experience and compare our metal finishes in person.
It brings together our signature finishes in one box, making it easier to compare colours, textures and patinas alongside the other materials in your project.
Where can I see Kenny & Mason taps in a showroom?
Kenny & Mason works with a network of specialist distributors and interior professionals.
Find a dealer near you or contact us and we will help you find the most relevant showroom for your location.
Can I see and feel the different Kenny & Mason finishes before ordering?
Yes. Our sample box allows architects and interior designers to experience and compare our signature metal finishes in person.
It’s designed to help you evaluate colour, texture and patina alongside stone, wood and other materials used in your project.
Are Kenny & Mason taps easy to install?
Kenny & Mason taps are designed for professional installation.
An experienced plumber or installer with the appropriate technical knowledge can install our products using the available technical specifications. For specific technical questions, our team is available to support your project.
Is technical support available for architects and installers?
Yes. We provide technical information and project-specific support to architects, interior designers and installers.
Have a question about dimensions, specification or installation? Contact our team and we will help you find the information you need.
Where are Kenny & Mason taps made?
Kenny & Mason brassware is crafted in the UK and Belgium, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern precision engineering. Our finishes are applied by hand in Belgium.
Close attention is given to proportions, lines and finishes throughout the production process.
Are Kenny & Mason taps made from solid brass?
True craftsmanship begins with exceptional materials. At Kenny & Mason, we use premium brass because only high-quality alloys deliver the precision, flawless finish and lasting durability our products are known for.
The result is timeless design, uncompromising performance and engineering that meets the world’s most stringent standards for drinking water applications.
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Beyond the product
Selected projects deserve visibility too
A strong interior project is shaped by vision, material choices and carefully considered details.
That is why Kenny & Mason highlights selected projects together with the architects, interior designers or makers behind them through project features, social content and editorial opportunities.