Our collection of timeless handmade bathroom and kitchen equipment consists of 3 major tap ranges were every series has their own typical design. Despite their differences all share the same key features: unrivalled quality, authenticity and craftsmanship.
Our collections
Complete range of taps and showers with authentical classical lines. You can choose between iconic classic designs and more contemporary style mixers. All items are equipped with high tech ceramic cartridges.
An exclusive range of classic French styling from the turn of the century that combines elegant styling from the early 1900’s with modern technology and comfort. This range looks great in period manors and country houses.
Most exclusive range in our collection. This classic high end classic series is very robust but also finished to a very high standard. It suits very well large bathroom suites and castle bathrooms.
Because all Kenny&Mason products are handmade and custom build for every individual client we can also offer a wide range of standard colours and plating’s. Even special customs plating can be developed to suite the special needs of our clients. In our standard range of colour and plating’s we have
Finishing
Chrome plating
Chrome plating is used extensively in today’s fittings, they highly polished finish has always a tinge of blue.
Nickel
Nickel is the most authentic finish and starts it life as warm bright finish. When this plating ages it develops a very warm silvery finish.
Brushed nickel
A brushed nickel finish gives the product an industrial look and feel and gets even darken over time.
Gold Finish
The 18K gold plating gives a very exclusive and luxurious finish to the product. Because the plating exist of a very high concentration of real gold this product should be maintained like jewellery.
Polished brass
High quality brass is buffed and polished till it gets a very high seen. In time the brass will tarnish and develop a beautiful patina.
Old brass
High quality brass that is hand patinated to develop a special aged look.
