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Standard choices often lead to spaces that feel forgettable.
The smallest details usually have the biggest impact on how an interior feels, especially when it comes to materials and finishes. Tapware is used every day, but it’s also one of the elements that shapes the tone of a bathroom or kitchen more than people realise.
Choosing solid brass instead of standard plated alternatives introduces more depth, warmth, and character into a space. Over time, the material develops naturally, creating variation and texture rather than simply wearing out.
Good interiors are rarely built around one statement piece. They come from a series of considered decisions that work together, from layout and lighting to finishes and material selection.
Because great design isn’t just about avoiding bad choices. It’s about choosing details that add something to the space long term.
Explore Francone Bespoke Taps online or get in touch to discuss your project. Design by: @thetvcarpenter Photo credit: @still_loljohnsonphotography
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Introducing the BT27. The Deer head.
Our newest ornamental piece, handcrafted in Italy from solid brass and designed to bring character into the space it sits within.
More than a functional fitting, this wall-mounted tap has been designed as a statement piece, combining traditional craftsmanship with sculptural detail and material depth.
Every piece is shaped and finished by hand, allowing the texture, form, and detailing to feel intentional from every angle.
The deer motif introduces a quieter connection to nature and individuality, offering an alternative to standard, uniform tapware.
In a time where many interiors lean towards minimal repetition, ornamental pieces like this create warmth, personality, and a stronger sense of identity within the room.
Because functional design doesn’t have to disappear into the background.
Shop the BT27 only at bespoketaps.com
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Most bathrooms are designed around how they look, not how they’re actually used.
But a well-designed bathroom needs to handle everyday life properly. Constant use, changing routines, moisture, cleaning, storage, durability, and long-term wear.
That’s why the details matter more than people think.
The placement of tapware, the finish you choose, the functionality of the fittings, and the materials used all shape how the space performs over time, not just how it photographs on day one.
Solid brass fittings, thermostatic controls, durable finishes, and considered layouts all contribute to a bathroom that feels easier to live with daily.
Because good bathroom design isn’t about adding more.
It’s about choosing materials and products that work well, age well, and continue to feel right years later.
A bathroom should feel effortless to use, not just visually impressive.
Photo credit: @peas.in.my.pod@thewoodfarmhouse Interior Designer Millie Turner @millieturnerdesigns
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Why choose nickeled brass?
It offers a balance that few finishes achieve. The clarity of nickel, with the underlying warmth of solid brass.
Unlike highly polished surfaces, a brushed nickel finish softens the reflection, creating a calmer, more refined look within the space. It works particularly well alongside stone, tile, and neutral palettes, adding contrast without feeling cold.
Left unlacquered, it will evolve over time. Subtle tonal shifts develop with use, giving each piece a natural depth rather than a static, uniform finish.
For spaces that need longevity, quiet detail, and a finish that improves with age, nickeled brass is a considered choice.
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Choosing the right shower setup isn’t just about how it looks.
Wall-mounted or exposed. Thermostatic or manual. Overhead, handheld, or both. Each decision affects how the space functions day to day.
The right combination brings everything together, visually and practically.
Swipe through to see what to consider.
Interior Designer: Hannah Llewelyn Interiors @hannahllewelyninteriors
Photo credit: Adam Carter Photography @adamcarterphoto
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Most people focus on cabinets, worktops, or layout. But the details you use every day, like your tap, are what actually define how the space feels over time.
Start with your finish.
Unlacquered polished nickel offers a clean, refined look while still carrying the depth of a living material. Unlike heavily coated finishes, it isn’t designed to stay perfectly uniform. It develops subtle variation with use, adding character without losing its clarity.
In a kitchen setting, this matters.
It’s a high-use environment, so your tap needs to handle constant contact, water exposure, and daily wear. A finish like unlacquered polished nickel is more forgiving than highly polished chrome, showing fewer harsh marks while still maintaining a bright, considered appearance.
Then comes placement.
Deck-mounted taps are a practical choice for kitchens. They’re easier to install, more adaptable across different layouts, and create a grounded, cohesive look within the worktop area. Everything sits where it’s used, without relying on wall configurations.
And finally, flexibility.
With bespoke options available, proportions, finishes, and details can be tailored to suit the space. That means the tap doesn’t feel like an add-on, but something that’s been designed with the kitchen in mind from the start.
Because transforming a kitchen isn’t always about changing everything.
It’s about choosing the right details, and choosing them well.
Photo credit: @andrea____ricci
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A new month, a chance to reset your space.
Focus on the details, refine what you already have, and make it work better for you.
Photo credit: Emily Fournet / Kasia Fiszer
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Gold Plated, refined.
Applied with a thicker layer, this finish is designed to maintain its shine and consistency over time.
A brighter, more polished alternative to evolving finishes.
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