The Nobili Levante Professional is the tallest tap we sell in this range — 470mm to the top of the swan neck — with a pull-out spray head on a flex...

The Landstone is a squared-off, architectural tap — a right-angled spout and two slim levers, with none of the curves of a traditional swan neck. I...

The Nobili Mania in brushed brass is the warmest finish in this Italian-made range. Brushed rather than polished, so it has the golden tone of bras...

The Nobili Mania in brushed nickel is the quietest of the four finishes in this Italian-made range, and the easiest to live with. Brushed nickel is...

The Nobili Mania in matt black is the most affordable way into this Italian-made range, and the boldest looking. The matt lacquer is a genuinely fl...

The Nobili Mania in brushed gunmetal is a tall swan neck monobloc with a single lever, made in Italy by Nobili. The gunmetal tone is a deep, warm-t...

Read this first: this is a two-hole deck tap, not a monobloc. It mounts across two existing tap holes at 220mm centres — the footprint is 220mm x 4...

The Nevola is the tallest budget tap Howdens make — 390mm to the top of the arc, with a 222mm reach — so it clears a tall stockpot or a roasting ti...

The right-angled Rienza is the squared-off, architectural alternative to the swan neck — a vertical column with a horizontal spout, which suits a f...

A matt black pull-out tap for the price of an ordinary mixer. The Lynstone Professional keeps the rigid swan neck of the standard Lynstone but adds...

A pull-out tap for the price of an ordinary mixer. The Lynstone Professional keeps the rigid swan neck of the standard Lynstone but adds a nozzle t...

Matt black on a classic swan neck is the combination that reads as modern without being awkward — the shape is timeless, the colour is not, and tog...

Brushed nickel is the finish that has quietly taken over from chrome, and the Lynstone is the least expensive way into it. The textured, warm-silve...

A pair of traditional rounded handles in brushed nickel, made for the Victorian tap range. Brushed nickel is the softest of the three Victorian fin...

A pair of traditional rounded handles in brushed aged brass, made for the Victorian tap range. Aged brass is the finish that carries a period kitch...

A proper bridge tap: the body sits up above the worktop on two pillars, with a tall swan neck rising from the centre and a lever either side. It is...

A pair of traditional rounded handles in polished chrome, made for the Victorian tap range. They are the small change that shifts a Victorian tap f...

The Sennen's squared-off right-angled spout in a matt black finish — the combination that most people are actually after when they ask for a black ...

The same tall Victorian swan neck as the chrome, in brushed aged brass — the finish that does most of the work in a period or country kitchen. Aged...

A tall polished-chrome swan neck with two levers — the traditional arrangement, done as a single-hole monobloc so it drops into one tap hole rather...

The Sennen is the angular one in the Howdens range — a spout that turns through a hard right angle instead of curving, finished here in a warm brus...

The pull-out Sennen: the same hard right-angled chrome spout as the standard mixer, with a nozzle that draws out of the spout on a hose. That is th...

A right-angled spout in polished chrome — the plainest and most useful version of the Sennen. The square-shouldered profile gives it a more deliber...

The Porlock is a slimmer, more restrained swan neck than the Holkham — a cleaner line and a smaller footprint, which makes it a good fit where the ...

Polished nickel is the classic choice in the Holkham range — brighter than bronze, warmer than chrome, and forgiving of both traditional and modern...

Brushed gunmetal is the quiet alternative to black — a soft, grey-toned metallic that reads as dark against a pale worktop but keeps a metal charac...

English Bronze is the darkest and quietest finish in the Holkham range — a deep, warm brown-black that reads almost as a matt bronze in daylight. I...

The same Bowden pull-out body as the aged brass model, here in polished nickel — a finish with more depth and warmth than chrome, and one that sits...

An unusual combination, and the reason this is the tap people in the Holkham range come looking for: a proper two-leg bridge tap in aged brass that...

The Bowden bridge tap is the piece that sets the tone for a traditional kitchen. Two deck-mounted legs carry the water up to a bridged body and out...

Aged brass has become the finish of choice for kitchens that want warmth rather than shine, and the Bowden pull-out wears it well. The tall swan ne...

The Bowden mixer takes the same J-shaped spout and dual-lever styling as the bridge tap in the range, but mounts through a single hole — so you get...

The matt black Darwell makes a contemporary statement at the sink, pairing a right-angled spout with clean, geometric lines. A single lever operate...

The Darwell brings a crisp, modern look to the sink with its right-angled spout and clean lines. A single lever operates flow and temperature with ...

The patinated bronze Garda brings a warm, high-end tone to both modern and rustic kitchens. Bronze is a living finish, so its surface mellows and s...

The brushed nickel Garda dual-lever pull-out is the most versatile tap in the range. Its swan-neck spout pulls out to a directed spray for rinsing ...