The Georgian period was a time of gentility and decorum, when design looked to classic Greek and Roman architecture for inspiration. The Georgian Era™ Kitchen Collection carries on this tradition of perfected proportion. A tall column that flows into the high arc of the neck is balanced by a subtle fluted tip and ring details around the base and spout. This Neoclassical style has resonance for today as its symmetry, simplicity, and aristocratic understatement complement all décors.

Love the style and quality for our kitchen remodel.. Kelly. Sat Jul 18 2026

The Edwardian era of the early 1900s was the start of the modern age, when design looked both forward and back. It combined a spirit of optimism with classical style and Neo-Baroque detail. The Edwardian™ Kitchen Collection follows this look with a tall faucet column and a distinctive curved, question-mark neck. Rounded shapes and ring detailing on the base, neck, and spout add dimension and personality. In the Edwardian age people loved to show off their homes, and this Collection most definitely makes a style statement meant to be shown off.

The order process was so easy and the faucet came on time as promised. The product itself appears to be of high quality and very good looking. We're happy!. Edward. La Jolla, CA. Sun Dec 19 2021

The Acqui® collection is named for the Italian city of Acqui Terme, famous for centuries for its thermal springs and spas. It captures the classical essence of the lavish and ornate architecture of the Grand Spa hotels of the Belle Époque when spa travel was the trend. This collection takes a decorative stance, with its distinctive curved spout and rich detailing. The finish and handles create combinations to emphasize personal style for a one-of-a-kind look for the kitchen.

Well…..it better keep its finish. I just spent $2,500. with plumber’s bill included to replace my old faucet that lost its finish after 3 years. I live in my home alone with guest occasionally visiting. No harsh cleaning products ever on it. Not thrilled with your product. The finish got so ugly! Of course, you called it a “living finish” when I tried to return it. . I had to order the same faucet as my marble was drilled for a 3 legged faucet. I wanted to order the Perrin & Rowe bridge one but it only came in a 2 legged. . I would have to tear out all my statuary marble!! Not thrilled with your product.. Susan. Newport Beach, CA. Thu Jun 20 2024

The Edwardian era of the early 1900s was the start of the modern age, when design looked both forward and back. It combined a spirit of optimism with classical style and Neo-Baroque detail. The Edwardian™ Kitchen Collection follows this look with a tall faucet column and a distinctive curved, question-mark neck. Rounded shapes and ring detailing on the base, neck, and spout add dimension and personality. In the Edwardian age people loved to show off their homes, and this Collection most definitely makes a style statement meant to be shown off.

The Artifacts faucet collection brings you classic designs reimagined in fresh new ways for various task areas of the kitchen. This Artifacts bridge faucet celebrates vintage style with its lever handles and Victorian-inspired full-swivel spout. A convenient side spray lets you switch from gentle BerrySoft® spray to powerful Sweep® spray at the touch of a button, so you're set for food prep as well as quick cleanup.

Gorgeous! Unfortunately I’m returning because it doesn’t fit our new cast iron sink and my husband refuses to swap the sink. Yes, I asked!. Shannon. Cincinnati, OH. Fri Jul 31 2026

The Edwardian era of the early 1900s was the start of the modern age, when design looked both forward and back. It combined a spirit of optimism with classical style and Neo-Baroque detail. The Edwardian™ Kitchen Collection follows this look with a tall faucet column and a distinctive curved, question-mark neck. Rounded shapes and ring detailing on the base, neck, and spout add dimension and personality. In the Edwardian age people loved to show off their homes, and this Collection most definitely makes a style statement meant to be shown off.