Perrin & Rowe Kitchen Taps

Each Perrin & Rowe tap is made by hand in the UK, ensuring premium quality every time. Indeed, Perrin & Rowe is renowned for producing high-quality, durable products, and has earned great popularity among architects and designers alike. Combining modern craftsmanship with traditional designs, Perrin & Rowe's range of luxury kitchen taps are sure to make your kitchen look perfect and run efficiently. From Mixer Taps to accessories, the Perrin & Rowe range has everything you need and more. So, why wait? Upgrade your Kitchen Taps today with a Perrin & Rowe kitchen tap.

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How do I pick the right finish, chrome, nickel, pewter or gold, for my kitchen?

Think about the overall mood of your kitchen and how much maintenance you want. Chrome is bright, very common across the Perrin & Rowe range and easy to match with appliances; nickel has a warmer, softer sheen that hides fingerprints better. Pewter gives an aged, period look that suits traditional ranges like Ionian or Provence, while gold is a bold, high-end choice that works best as a deliberate feature with matching accessories. a contemporary sleek kitchen will sit naturally with chrome or nickel, whereas a farmhouse sink and timber worktops pair beautifully with pewter.

Should I choose a swivel spout or a fixed spout for daily kitchen use?

Choose a swivel spout if you regularly fill large pans or use a double bowl sink, because the spout rotates to reach both bowls and makes rinsing easier. A fixed spout gives a cleaner, more minimalist look and can be better over a single undermounted bowl where splash control is easier. On this site most Perrin & Rowe models are fixed with 22 swivel choices, so you'll find plenty either way. If you cook large meals often, a swivel bridge mixer like the Ionian with a moving spout is particularly practical.

What's the difference between bridge taps, mixer taps and pillar taps, and which layout suits my sink?

Mixer taps blend hot and cold inside one body and are the most versatile for modern sinks; Perrin & Rowe offers many mixer styles across their ranges. Bridge taps have a visibly connected hot and cold route with two handles and a raised central spout, giving a classic, architectural look suited to period or country kitchens. Pillar taps are separate hot and cold fittings and work where you have two holes or want a traditional stance. If you have a wide sink aperture or want an authentic traditional look, a bridge or twin-lever arrangement from the Ionian or Provence ranges will suit; for streamlined modern worktops choose a single mixer lever.

Are Perrin & Rowe boiling water taps available and what do I need to know before buying one?

Yes, there are dedicated boiling water options and mini instant hot water mixers with tanks. They need a small tank unit beneath the sink, which increases cost but gives instant boiling water; included in our range prices for these are higher, often over the current product price,000. You'll also want the tap finish to match your other fittings so the instant hot model integrates visually with the rest of the Perrin & Rowe range. If you use a lot of hot drinks or need quick blanching while cooking, a mini instant tank is a real time-saver.

How do I choose the best handle style, crosshead, lever, twin or triple lever, for comfort and style?

Handle style affects both ergonomics and look: crosshead handles lend an authentic, period appearance and fine control but need a firmer grip; lever handles are quick to operate and kinder if your hands are wet or if you have reduced dexterity. Twin or triple levers are usually found on bridge-style taps and can offer separate controls for hot, cold and sometimes filtered or boiling water; single levers are the simplest for everyday use. For a family kitchen where speed and ease matter, opt for a single or lever-handled mixer; pick crossheads if you're matching traditional joinery and want historic detail.

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How do I pick the right finish, chrome, nickel, pewter or gold, for my kitchen?

Should I choose a swivel spout or a fixed spout for daily kitchen use?

What's the difference between bridge taps, mixer taps and pillar taps, and which layout suits my sink?

Are Perrin & Rowe boiling water taps available and what do I need to know before buying one?

How do I choose the best handle style, crosshead, lever, twin or triple lever, for comfort and style?

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