Rose gold lends this waterfall faucet a gentle copper-pink warmth that can soften a sharply defined vanity. Its broad outlet presents the stream as part of the visual composition, while paired handles give users separate hot and cold adjustment. The three-hole format creates a deliberate arrangement around the sink. Compact dimensions allow the design to remain expressive without dominating the surrounding surfaces.
The body, spout, and handles are specified in brass. A ceramic valve and core provide the listed operating components for the two-control mixer. With a stated 3.7″ spout height, 3.1″ width, and 2.9″ length, the fixture can be assessed alongside a selected basin before final placement. Those measurements are particularly useful when reviewing reach, backsplash clearance, and the relationship between the water path and bowl. In an intimate powder room, spa-inspired suite, or residential bath, the rosy metallic tone adds warmth alongside cream stone, smoky glass, or deep walnut. The descending flow creates a quiet point of animation among still architectural elements. Its contemporary profile offers an elegant counterbalance to rounded mirrors and soft textiles, making the washing area feel deliberately composed. For architects and designers, the clear separation of controls and three-hole layout support early basin and supply coordination. Brass construction and ceramic operation provide concise entries for the fixture schedule, while the stated size helps with elevations and sightlines. Verify mounting orientation, hole centers, and the outlet’s position over the chosen bowl in the model-specific technical sheet before approving the final plan. Careful detailing at this stage helps protect both usability and the intended aesthetic across hospitality or private projects.
