Photographs: contributed by Waterworks
Above: Dash Three Hole Wall Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Handles in nickel
Waterworks expanded its presence in the bath space this past fall with over 140 introductions, including two new fittings collections, a new bathtub and an expanded assortment of new vanities, fixtures, accessories and furnishings. Each element is inspired by early vintage and industrial influences and capitalizes on Waterworks’ heritage: creating original, groundbreaking designs that take root and endure. They’re being presented alongside the company’s iconic R.W. Atlas, Henry and Easton fittings families, which similarly draw on elements from the early twentieth century. Both groundbreaking and timeless, these collections live together as desirable icons for this generation and beyond.
“The essence of this collection is the idea of innovation,” says Peter Sallick, CEO and creative director of Waterworks. “Since our founding in 1978, we’ve reinterpreted historical and unusual things through our distinctive, classical lens. With our two new bath fittings families—Dash and Regulator—we’ve built on that tradition of iconic design. Each piece draws on pure mechanical elements from the past, edited into something more polished, more sophisticated and ideal for today’s needs.”
The new Waterworks collections and expanded bath offerings are available for order and will be in-stock early this year. 23 West Putnam Avenue, Greenwich; 203-869-7766; waterworks.com
Crystal Wall Mounted Rectangular Mirror on Bar in unlacquered brass
Regulator Thermostatic Control Valve Trim with Black Lever Handle in unlacquered brass
Regulator Ceiling Mounted 10” Shower Rose, Arm and Flange in nickel
Dash Metal Cross Handle Thermostatic with Metal Cross Handle Three Way Diverter Trim in nickel