The Campo™ Collection is named for the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Here a vast system of conduits and aqueducts, built in 1419, converged in the famous Fonte Gaia, or Fountain of the World. Campo carries through this inspiration in every detail. From the base of the neck, to the crosshatch knurling on the spout, to handles modeled after valve wheels, Campo brilliantly reimagines the industrial design system used in conduits. Campo’s clean, minimalist design is a statement-making stand-out, perfect for kitchens with modern or transitional panache.

Beautiful faucet. Complements our modern kitchen.. Pat. El Dorado County, CA. Mon Jan 20 2025

The Italian Alps of Lombardy loom large over the fashion capital of Milan. The Lombardia® bath collection pays tribute to this region of natural beauty and celebrated style. The vertically-stacked base of handles and faucet are inspired by mountain peaks and heights, the angular curve of the neck and clean lines follow the stylistic signatures of Milan’s minimalist fashion designers. This merging of art and nature creates a seamless balance, meant for a bathroom with a modern or transitional point of view.

Beautiful faucet - Excellent quality. Very well made!. Agnes. Sylmar, CA. Sun Jan 04 2026

Style paired down to the essentials, with no unnecessary frills: that’s the principle behind the Industrial Chic movement and the Lux™ Kitchen Collection. Taking elements from 19th-century industrial spaces, like the stainless steel kitchens of fishmongers, Lux is pure streamlined simplicity. It follows a natural, clean line from the base that organically curves into the spout. The Collection includes a range of pull-down faucets in a professional-chef design for a hardworking, unfettered look. This is a faucet for those who believe that less is more beautiful.

Beautiful. High end look and feel and goes with the Rohl faucet and other sink items perfectly. William. Capistrano Beach, CA. Tue Sep 21 2021

The Campo Collection is named for the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Here a vast system of conduits and aqueducts, built in 1419, converged in the famous Fonte Gaia, or Fountain of the World. Campo carries through this inspiration in every detail. From the base of the neck, to the crosshatch knurling on the spout, to handles modeled after valve wheels, Campo brilliantly reimagines the industrial design system used in conduits. Campo’s clean, minimalist design is a statement-making stand-out, perfect for kitchens with modern or transitional panache

Italian architect Gio Ponti was renowned for his modernist creations, most impressively the Pirelli skyscraper in Milan. The Pirellone collection follows the slim, tapering line of the towering structure to elevate modern and transitional kitchens to new heights. The clean, crisp arc of the neck and squared-off handle and base draws the eye upward, just like its namesake. The Pirellone’s lack of ornamentation lets the pure shape speak for itself, creating a statement of sleek simplicity.

Perfect addition to the kitchen sink faucet. They pair effortlessly together. Great quality. Ashley. Mon Dec 16 2024

The Campo™ Collection is named for the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Here a vast system of conduits and aqueducts, built in 1419, converged in the famous Fonte Gaia, or Fountain of the World. Campo carries through this inspiration in every detail. From the base of the neck, to the crosshatch knurling on the spout, to handles modeled after valve wheels, Campo brilliantly reimagines the industrial design system used in conduits. Campo’s clean, minimalist design is a statement-making stand-out, perfect for kitchens with modern or transitional panache.

Amy. Franklin, TN. Tue Dec 10 2024