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28 Hand-Applied Finishes
Every one of our 2,800+ designs is offered in every finish on this page — plated and hand-finished in our Virginia workshop. Pick the finish first or the design first; they all coordinate.
Warm Metals
Brasses, bronzes, copper, and gold — the finishes that make a room feel designed around warmth. Ten in the family, from mirror-bright to deeply aged.
Polished Brass Popular Mirror-bright gold, back at center stage
Polished Brass is deep honey-gold with a mirror shine — the finish that catches bathroom light and turns it warm. It reads classic in a traditional room and confident in a modern one, which is exactly why designers keep specifying it in brass-revival projects.
Design style: Traditional · Hollywood Regency · new-traditional
Designed for it: Carolina · Monte Carlo
Oil Rubbed Bronze Popular Dark depth with hand-rubbed copper highlights
Oil Rubbed Bronze is deep brown-black with warm copper highlights that surface at the edges — hardware with the visible character of hand-rubbing. It anchors a warm palette the way dark wood anchors a room: grounded, quiet, certain.
Design style: Craftsman · rustic · industrial warm
Brushed Bronze Popular Earthy warmth with a forgiving brushed grain
Brushed Bronze carries warm, earthy color under a softly brushed grain that hides fingerprints and water spots. It bridges rustic and refined — the depth of traditional bronze with the practical texture of modern design.
Design style: Transitional · rustic modern · lodge
Designed for it: Que New · Continental
Satin Brass The finish designers are specifying right now
Satin Brass softens gold with a brushed texture — warm without formality, current without chasing trends. It is one of the most-specified finishes in bathroom design today, and the brushing means it stays handsome in a busy household.
Design style: Transitional · modern farmhouse · contemporary warm
Designed for it: Dottingham · Waverly Place
Unlacquered Brass The living finish — no two age alike
Unlacquered Brass arrives bright gold and then starts telling its own story — darkening where hands touch it, staying lighter where they don't. It is raw brass without a protective coat, a living finish that develops the kind of genuine patina designers pay to replicate.
Design style: Artisan · vintage restoration · European traditional
Designed for it: Soho · Washington Square
Antique Brass Gold that feels inherited, not installed
Antique Brass is darkened, softened gold — the look of hardware that has been in the family for generations. It brings warmth to traditional rooms without competing for attention, and it sits naturally beside vintage fixtures and aged wood.
Design style: Traditional · colonial · English country
Venetian Bronze Mediterranean warmth that shifts with the light
Venetian Bronze is a medium bronze with golden and copper undertones that shift as the light changes through the day. Lighter and warmer than Oil Rubbed Bronze, it glows rather than anchors — the difference between Tuscan sun and Craftsman shadow.
Design style: Mediterranean · Tuscan · transitional
Designed for it: Monte Carlo · Prestige Monte Carlo
Antique Bronze Heritage depth, lived-in from day one
Antique Bronze is deep brown with subtle warm highlights and a uniform, aged character — quieter than Oil Rubbed Bronze, with less contrast and more calm. It looks like it belongs in the room rather than being added to it.
Design style: Traditional · heritage · transitional
Antique Copper Organic warmth no machine can replicate
Antique Copper is warm reddish-brown with organic tonal variation — not bright penny-copper, but the muted, aged tone of a metal that has settled in. It pairs naturally with Craftsman tile, warm wood, and stone, and it makes hardware feel handcrafted.
Design style: Craftsman · farmhouse · artisan
Spanish Gold Old World opulence, dimensional and rich
Spanish Gold is richer and more ornate than Polished Brass — warm amber-gold with dimensional reflections that evoke European metalwork. It suits rooms designed for lasting impact, where even the towel bar reads as an investment.
Design style: Old World · Mediterranean · Hollywood Regency
Designed for it: Prestige Regal · Monte Carlo
Cool Metals
Chromes, nickels, pewter, and the matte neutrals — seven finishes that keep a room crisp, bright, and calm.
Polished Chrome Popular The classic that never dates
Polished Chrome is the brightest, most reflective finish in the catalog — crisp silver that keeps a bathroom feeling clean and light. It coordinates with more existing faucets than any other finish, which is why it remains the room's most dependable choice from mid-century to minimal.
Design style: Modern · minimalist · universal classic
Satin Nickel Popular The most versatile finish in hardware
Satin Nickel is warm, brushed silver-gray — the finish shoppers also call brushed nickel, and the best-selling finish in bathroom hardware industry-wide. It hides fingerprints, matches nearly everything, and adds quiet warmth instead of demanding attention.
Design style: Transitional · modern farmhouse · coastal
Designed for it: Continental · Que New
Satin Chrome Chrome's cool tone, softened and forgiving
Satin Chrome keeps chrome's cool, modern tone but trades the mirror shine for a soft brushed surface that shrugs off fingerprints. It is the understated choice for Scandinavian and contemporary rooms where glare would be too loud.
Design style: Contemporary · Scandinavian · minimalist
Polished Nickel The warm silver designers reach for
Polished Nickel is mirror-bright like chrome but warmer, with subtle golden undertones that give the reflection depth. It is the designer's silver — the finish specified when a transitional room needs shine that doesn't read cold.
Design style: Transitional · updated traditional
Designed for it: Astor Place · Waverly Place
Antique Pewter Aged silver, collected rather than coordinated
Antique Pewter is soft silver-gray with gentle warmth and the quiet character of heirloom metalwork. Grayer than nickel and far less reflective, it suits English cottage and French country rooms where hardware should whisper.
Design style: Traditional · French country · English cottage
Matte White Hardware that reads as architecture
Matte White is clean, bright, and glare-free — hardware that blends into an all-white or coastal bathroom until it feels like part of the architecture. It keeps the room light and lets tile, stone, and wood carry the texture.
Design style: Coastal · Scandinavian · spa
Designed for it: Pacific Beach · Malibu
Matte Gray The quiet confidence of concrete and steel
Matte Gray is a flat, even gray with no reflective sheen — cooler than pewter, more contemporary than silver. Where Matte Black makes a statement, Matte Gray keeps the calm, adding material texture to concrete, wood, and minimalist tile without raising its voice.
Design style: Industrial · minimalist · concrete-inspired
Modern & Statement
Matte Black and ten colors most hardware brands wouldn't dare offer — because your bathroom should express your personality, not your plumber's.
Matte Black Popular Bold, architectural, impossible to fingerprint
Matte Black is deep, uniform, and zero-reflection — the finish that turned bathroom hardware into a design statement. It draws crisp lines against light tile and is the fastest-growing choice in modern and farmhouse-modern rooms alike.
Design style: Modern · industrial · farmhouse modern
Fire Engine Red Fearless color on solid brass
Fire Engine Red is saturated, true red with crisp, even color — hardware as a conversation starter. Against white walls or a black-and-white scheme it becomes the room's focal point, a deliberate design decision rather than a novelty.
Design style: Eclectic · retro · designer statement
Mediterranean Blue Jewel-toned depth of coastal water
Mediterranean Blue is deep and jewel-toned, like open water past the shallows — richer and warmer than navy. It brings sophisticated color to white tile and natural stone, bold enough for a statement yet refined enough for a primary bath.
Design style: Mediterranean · coastal · Moroccan-inspired
Designed for it: Sag Harbor · Pacific Beach
Lavender Unexpected calm, spa-soft
Lavender is muted, gentle purple with a soft luster — closer to a spa treatment than a paint chip. It introduces color without competing with the room, the kind of quiet accent that says the bathroom was designed, not just decorated.
Design style: Soft modern · spa-inspired · contemporary romantic
Designed for it: Venus · Retro Wave
Pink Modern energy, confidently chosen
Pink here is a fresh, contemporary tone with gentle luster — not hot pink, and not an afterthought. On solid brass hardware it becomes a personal statement: proof that the most functional room in the house can still be the most joyful.
Design style: Contemporary playful · Hollywood glam
Designed for it: Mambo · Retro Wave
Golden Yellow Sunlight, applied by hand
Golden Yellow is warm and actively bright — optimistic color that makes the bathroom the sunniest room in the house. It is nothing like brass; this is true yellow, vibrant and cheerful, for homeowners who believe hardware should spark joy.
Design style: Bohemian · bold modern · tropical
Sea Foam Green Sea glass for the walls of your bath
Sea Foam Green is muted, ocean-inspired green with a gentle satin sheen — the tranquility of sea glass, not the brightness of mint. It connects a bathroom to sand, stone, and driftwood palettes whether the house is beachside or landlocked.
Design style: Coastal · spa · beach house
Designed for it: Pacific Beach · Sag Harbor
Glokzin Teal A jewel where you least expect one
Glokzin Teal is rich and deeply saturated — a jewel-toned teal with more depth than turquoise ever manages. It anchors eclectic and contemporary schemes with the visual weight of a gemstone, a curated accent for rooms designed by someone who pays attention.
Design style: Jewel-toned · bohemian luxury · art-inspired
Designed for it: Bolero · Southbeach
Autumn Sparkle Warm amber with a shimmer you notice twice
Autumn Sparkle is warm golden-amber with subtle shimmer particles that shift in bathroom light — the richness of fall foliage, year-round. You notice the warm tone first, then the sparkle; there is no other hardware finish quite like it.
Design style: Artisan · warm contemporary · transitional eclectic
Designed for it: Carolina Crystal · Prestige Regal
Shaded Beige The warmth of natural clay
Shaded Beige is a true warm neutral — not tan, not cream — with the grounded quality of natural clay. It gives warm-neutral bathrooms a soft, non-metallic accent that feels deliberate and organic rather than shiny.
Design style: Organic modern · soft neutral · transitional
Designed for it: Fresno · Continental
Flat Troll Blue Gallery-worthy blue-gray, quietly artistic
Flat Troll Blue is a muted, desaturated blue-gray with a flat surface — creative depth without volume. It reads design-forward rather than loud, proof that hardware can be both functional and genuinely artistic.
Design style: Artistic · design-forward · Scandinavian modern
378 combinations. One workshop.
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