Brushed brass taps abode retailers

Brushed brass taps from Abode

With the market for brushed brass in tap design continuing to grow and consumers keen to include this must-have finish in their kitchens, Abode has made adding this trending look simple for its retailers, with the finish now available on some of its most popular ranges.

As the boundaries between kitchen and living spaces blur, eclectic design comes to the fore, with brushed brass being an ideal mix and match combination for a variety of popular materials, from marble to matt black and everything in between.

Perfect as an accent piece to turn the sink area of the kitchen into a focal point, brushed brass ties in with the shift towards brushed finishes on appliances too, with accents such as brass and copper coming through in that area also. Brass taps offer a cool contrast to modern concrete worktops and add warmth to minimalist white kitchens making this one finish that refuses to be ignored.

With two brass finishes now available from Abode; brushed brass which is tailored for more contemporary settings and antique brass for the traditional tap collections, there is now a brass option to suit every design. The Althia Single Lever (pictured), is one option which highlights brushed brass as a stand-out finish that can be used to inject a level of luxury into kitchen design.

For more information contact:

Abode                                                             

Tel:  01226 283434                                           

Fax: 01226 282434                                           

Email: info@abodedesigns.co.uk                                                        

www.abode.eu

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