Rangemaster’s Aquaclassic tap brings a refined, timeless aesthetic to the sink area while remaining resolutely practical for everyday use. Cast from solid brass, the range is available in two carefully considered formats. The dual-lever monobloc has an elegant 359mm swan-neck and is ideal for mounting on the integrated deck of the new Sandwood fire-clay butler sink or on the narrow rims of contemporary worktops.

For projects that call for more visual presence, the statement bridge model spans the tap deck on twin uprights joined by a sculpted crossbar, echoing traditional pot fillers yet retaining the crisp geometry demanded by modern-classic schemes. The spout’s 360° rotation makes light work of filling pots and large bowl, including Rangemaster’s new double-bowl Rustique sink with built-in causeway divider.

Three finishes ensure the tap can be tuned to any palette. Chrome (above right) delivers a contemporary shine; Brushed offers a softer sheen that pairs beautifully with muted cabinetry and the gentle lustre of fire-clay glaze; and Antique Brass (above left) introduces a warm hue that complements the current appetite for brass hardware. Whichever finish is chosen, the choice of white or matching handles allow designers to pick up on surrounding furniture details and appliance trims.

Beneath the graceful lines, Aquaclassic is engineered for real-world performance. A honeycomb aerator infuses air into the flow, creating a controlled, splash-free stream that is kind to delicate ceramics and glassware while helping to moderate water use. Quarter-turn ceramic discs give fingertip control, copper rigid inlets maintain reliable delivery from 0.3 bar to 5.5 bar, and the tap supplies up to 18 litres per minute at 3 bar—more than enough for rapid pot filling. WRAS approval and a five-year warranty provide long-term reassurance for kitchen designers, housebuilders and homeowners alike.