Acqui
The hot springs of Acqui in Northern Italy are the inspiration for this classically styled series. Acqui Terme, one of the oldest spa villages in Italy, was the destination of ancient Greeks and Romans where the "taking of the waters" was a favorite pastime. These thermal spas are still in great demand. The Acqui Series takes its form from the various architectural and design influences of the regions history. Made in Italy, by craftsmen and artisans, using materials, traditions and hand techniques passed from generation to generation.
Edwardian
Inspired by the grand estates and town houses of Great Britain's Edwardian period, the ROHL Perrin & Rowe Edwardian Bath Faucet Series is marked with iconic Baroque details. Named for King Edward VII the style was in vogue in early 20th century England and incorporated feminine, delicate forms. Made in Great Britain, using regionally sourced solid brass and ceramic components, by craftsmen using time honored hand casting and polishing techniques.
Georgian Era
The Perrin & Rowe Georgian Kitchen Series draws its inspiration from the period between the early 1700's and mid-1800's when four successive King Georges ruled England. Collectively they had a profound influence on architecture, art, fashion and the decorative arts. The hallmarks of the era are exquisite proportion and balance, formal detail, and a bow to classic ancient Greek architecture. Made in England, the faucets, accessories and showers are made of solid brass, by craftsmen who lay there hands on every steps of the process from casting through plating and finishing.
Holborn
Considered by many to be the center of London, Holborn, England is the inspiration for the ROHL Perrin & Rowe® Holborn Collection. Once home to London's artistic and literary influences, today the area is an assemblage of architectural styles from Baroque and Tudor to modern hotels and office buildings. The Holborn Series is contemporary yet timeless, complementing traditional and modern décor, and every style in between. Made in Great Britain, using regionally sourced solid brass and ceramic components, by craftsmen using time honored hand casting and polishing techniques.