Some Stories Are Meant to Be Retold.
Some Stories Are Meant to Be Retold.
Waterworks broadens the design language of Easton across the bath and kitchen, extending one of its most iconic collections through new forms, thoughtful details, and a renewed sensibility.
Rooted in a century-old tradition of Edwardian design, Easton continues to evolve while preserving the considered proportions, craftsmanship, and material integrity that define the collection. The result demonstrates that the strongest design languages are not reinvented, they continue to reveal new possibilities.
Waterworks broadens the design language of Easton across the bath and kitchen, extending one of its most iconic collections through new forms, thoughtful details, and a renewed sensibility.
Easton for the Kitchen
Easton Low Profile Lavatory Faucet with Metal Cross Handles
Easton has never belonged to a single aesthetic, nor was the Edwardian design era from which it emerged.
It embraces principles rather than trend, creating a visual purity capable of both discipline and warmth. That spirit remains central to Easton. The collection retains a remarkably coherent character that allows it to move naturally between restrained and expressive interiors, traditional architecture and contemporary spaces. Rather than adapting to different aesthetics, Easton’s architectural clarity provides order and anchors a space with confidence.
Easton has never belonged to a single aesthetic, nor was the Edwardian design era from which it emerged.
Perhaps what makes Easton feel so relevant is a commitment to permanence: design that ages gracefully, materials that show their character over time, and craftsmanship that rewards close attention.
These values have quietly returned to the center of contemporary design. Today’s most compelling interiors resist strict definition. They combine inherited pieces with new furniture, handcrafted materials, simplicity with moments of ornament. Like Easton, they are shaped less by prescribed style than by a considered point of view.
Perhaps what makes Easton feel so relevant is a commitment to permanence: design that ages gracefully, materials that show their character over time, and craftsmanship that rewards close attention.
Gooseneck Lavatory Faucet with Vermillion Earthenware Lever Handles
Low Profile Lavatory Faucet with Royal Delft Floral Lever Handles
Every addition to Easton fittings and accessories draws on nearly five decades of in-house design and engineering expertise.
An exposed shower valve with a viewing window built into its face, honors Easton’s utilitarian roots while feeling entirely new. Cast spouts are perfectly sized for today’s larger sinks, while new handle designs and proprietary hand-painted Royal Delft patterns broaden the collection’s possibilities. Each object is created without compromise.
Every addition to Easton fittings and accessories draws on nearly five decades of in-house design and engineering expertise.
Timeless design doesn’t come from remaining unchanged. It comes from having principles strong enough to remain relevant through change.
Easton has done exactly that, evolving around the foundations of proportion, material integrity, and exceptional craftsmanship that have defined it from the beginning.
Timeless design doesn’t come from remaining unchanged. It comes from having principles strong enough to remain relevant through change.
Mid-Profile Lavatory Faucet with Pearl Earthenware Lever Handles
Low Profile Lavatory Faucet with Royal Delft Polychrome Earthenware Lever Handles
We built Easton on the idea that classic design should keep evolving. Our partnership with Royal Delft brings four centuries of heritage into the collection in a way that feels entirely of the moment.
Peter Sallick
Waterworks CEO & Creative Director
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