On Friday we received a bombardment of emails from the builder regarding the plumbing selections they need. So this weekend is being spent in a flurry of checking and double-checking.
Luckily, we’ve been (mostly) prepared for this round. My endless back and forth with plumbing suppliers is about to come to fruition! Here is the result of my tapware obsessing.
Kitchen
We splashed out on some of the fixtures here. I wanted a big (i.e. massive) main sink, but we wanted the secondary sinks to be smaller and less obtrusive. I’d spotted the Oliveri Sonetto sink about 2 years ago (at Good Guys I think) and fell in love with it. I hope it lives up to expectations!
Island sink: Mercer Bass 3/4 bowl undermount. Found this one on display at Argent in Osborne Park and liked the size.
Abey Tink sink mixer, used for the main sink (with pullout) and island (no pullout). On display at Galvin Design Gallery Osborne Park.

Bar sink: Oliveri Sonetto Sink SN1020U Undermount. Didn’t see this on display but the dimensions fitted what we wanted for the bar. The narrow width means we can get more bench space.
Bar mixer: Armando Vicario Lucia SK3 Square Side Lever Mixer. Not on display anywhere, so this is a bit of a gamble.
Ensuite

Shower: Hansgrohe Raindance Select S 240 AIR Showerhead. Reece’s plumbed installation in Osborne Park sold me on the Raindance series, the water felt beautiful.

Handshower: Astrawalker Hand Shower with Holder. Sea of White in Osborne Park has this range in stock. This will be a secondary handshower in the ensuite and located near the hob seat. I wanted something simple and unobtrusive for this.

Shower mixer: Hansgrohe Metris Single lever shower mixer. I don’t like the big backing plate but it matches the basin tap mixer. Not that you’d ever see them at the same time unless you were sitting in the bath, and even then I doubt you’d care!

Sink mixers: Hansgrohe Metris Single lever basin mixer. Most of the bench-mounted basin mixers had a wide riser, which I didn’t like, but this one seemed nicely proportioned, and I liked the lines and curves.
Bath spout: Parisi Blade Waterfall Hob Bath Spout. We had so much drama trying to find a hob-mounted bath spout we both liked. They’re hard to come by, most of them are wall-mounted. I think this suits the shape of the bath.
Guest Bathroom/Powder

Basins: Parisi Catino Bench Mount Basin (some dodgy photo editing there!). I just wanted a simple, round basin, not too thick. This is it.

Sink mixers: Hansgrohe Metris Single lever basin mixer
Shower mixer: Parisi Ellisse Wall Mixer on Small Plate. I discovered the Parisi Ellisse range at Sea of White and fell in love with the proportions. I got overruled on this for the ensuite but managed to sneak it into the guest bathroom. Will be interesting to see how it performs compared to the Hansgrohe.
Laundry
Laundry sink: Mercer BS090 – X mega bowl. I like big tubs and I cannot lie!

Laundry tap: Luz Kitchen Mixer with Pullout. Have admired this tap since I saw it on The Block two years ago.
Whew! We still need to specify towel rails and that sort of thing, but it’s not required for plumbing so can do it later.
Stunning selections Trixee – I can’t wait to see pics of them installed. ☺
Thanks Deb – me too! 🙂
I’m in love with all those selections! And a bath spout … jealous!
Wow trixee what a selection! Who woulda thought plumbing could be sexy. The ensuite rain showerhead and bath spout..OMG! I’m kicking myself I let hubby talk me out of the ceiling mounted showerhead. It screams LUXE all the way. Can’t wait to see them installed 🙂
Thanks Sheilzy, pretty happy with the selection, I won’t lie though, it wasn’t cheap! Individually they’re not much, but they do add up!
lovely selections Trixee!