PERRIN & ROWE: QUALITY DEFINED.
Perrin & Rowe’s world renowned brassware and sanitary ware are crafted in England from start to finish. With flawless functionality and conscientious aesthetics, Perrin & Rowe products are not mass produced; instead, skilled artisans hand craft each piece using the perfect combination of age old processes and the latest technologies.
Holborn™ Series
Inspired by the Holborn District in London, Holborn Series brings a fresh, modern look to the Perrin & Rowe Collections. The District has been known for generations as an area of innovative, creative and fresh thinking offering up such notables as artist William Morris, author Charles Dickens and architect John Shaw Jr. Many of these and other Holborn natives, pushed the boundaries of traditional thinking making the name Holborn the perfect moniker for this new modern style.
Hoxton™ Bath Series
The Hoxton Bath Series provides a fresh take on modern luxury. Its design takes inspiration from London's East End neighborhood of the same name; a vibrant blend of original craft, paired with new forms, is the core essence of the Series. Once home to small manufacturers and industrial warehouses, the area has been reinvented by artists and tech startups to create a mélange of artisans, up-and-coming galleries, and novel boutiques.
Georgian Era™ Series
The Perrin & Rowe Georgian Era 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 profound influence on architecture, art, fashio and the decorative arts. The hallmarks of the era are exquisite proportion and balance, formal detail, and a bow to classic ancient Greek architecture.
Deco™ Series
The Perrin & Rowe Deco Series takes its inspiration from one of the most appealing and influential artistic time periods of the past century. Considered an era that fused history and modernism, the art deco style of this Series takes its cues from some of London's finest, iconic structures of the early 1900's, including The Park Lane Hotel, The Savoy, the OXO Tower and the Battersea Power Station.
