The Goods: Faucets

The aesthetics of these faucets blend modern simplicity with sleek designs to bring an elegant, luxurious touch to bathrooms.

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002 Single-Control Faucet | Kallista 

The “002 Single-Control Faucet” is part of Kallista’s 002 collection, which aims to deliver a cohesive design approach and create a unified aesthetic grounded in modern simplicity. The 002 Single-Control Faucet is built from high-quality metal, designed for durability and longevity, and is a single-handle sink faucet meant for bathrooms. The faucet in the collection, hand-crafted and hand-assembled by global artisans, features a custom-engineered aerator to create a splash-free water stream, a minimalist, modern, American-contemporary aesthetic, soft round curves and “uninterrupted clean lines.” It includes a drain and lift rod and has a 1.2 gpm (4.5 lpm) maximum flow rate.


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Torino | Fantini

Torino, designed by Francesco Lucchese, was inspired by archetypal geometric elements, interpreting lines and volumes in a contemporary key. The flat, tapered spout and knob connect with continuity to the cylinder of the structure with a “well-calibrated interplay” of component proportions. Combining form and function, it features soft, sinuous curves. Torino’s look is defined by a “pure and rigorous” cylindrical structure and is available in five finishes: Chrome, Matte Black, Matte Gun Metal PVD, Matte British Gold PVD, and Deep Black PVD. 

“The cylinder, strong and decisive, defines the identity of the faucet, while the slim lever and spout extend seamlessly in a calibrated balance of proportions,” reads a post on Fantini’s Instagram page. “Its design is contemporary yet timeless: essential, tactile, and intuitive to use. Torino embodies Fantini’s vision of turning elementary forms into refined objects of everyday beauty.”


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Tulum Faucet Series | Duravit

Duravit has launched its latest faucet series, Tulum, designed by award-winning designer and longstanding Duravit partner Philippe Starck. Derived from the word “Tulu’um,” which is Yucatán Mayan for “wall” or “fortress,” the bathroom fixture aims to highlight strength and beauty with a bold cone-shaped body and rectangular spout for a contemporary visual. Tulum features a statuesque design and all faucet fixtures are WaterSense certified, ADA compliant and support water conservation with a full-flow experience. The bathroom sink faucets are available in both vessel and standard models and available in three classic finish options: Chrome, Matte Black, and Brushed Nickel. Each sink faucet comes complete with a matching brass drain assembly for a seamless look. 

“Tulum expands on our growing portfolio of premium faucets for the North American market,” said Bob Downie, president and CEO of Duravit USA, Inc. “Philippe Starck’s creative vision paired with Duravit’s unparalleled engineering brings together bold aesthetics and everyday performance in perfect harmony.”

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Duravit has officially opened its first North American manufacturing facility in Matane, Québec. With production having kicked off this November, the new 35,000-square-meter facility aims to set a new industry standard as one of the first facilities to fire sanitary ceramics using electric kilns powered almost entirely by renewable hydropower. Duravit’s commitment to lower carbon production also enables local-for-local manufacturing, allowing for new market-specific product innovations, shorter supply chains, and streamlined operations.

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