The Lynstone is the entry point to the Howdens tap range, and the polished chrome version is about as straightforward as a kitchen tap gets — a rou...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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 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...

A classic swan-neck mixer from the Radstone collection, in polished chrome. The curved spout is a shape that has never dated, so it sits just as co...

The Radstone swan neck in brushed nickel. The curved spout is a shape that spans changing trends, and the warmer, softer tone of nickel works well ...

The Radstone swan neck in matt black. The curved spout is a shape that never dates; the finish is what makes it a statement. Matt black pairs well ...

The right-angled Radstone in polished chrome. The squared spout gives a sharp architectural line that suits a contemporary kitchen, and at 330mm ta...

The right-angled Radstone in matt black — the most graphic tap in the range. The squared spout and the light-absorbing finish together give a stron...

The dual-lever swan neck from the Radstone collection, in polished chrome. Separate hot and cold handles give you finer control than a single lever...

The Radstone swan neck with two handles, in brushed nickel. Separate hot and cold levers give finer control than a single lever, and the traditiona...

The Radstone swan neck in matt black, with two handles. The curved spout is a shape that never dates; the matt black finish is what makes it a stat...

The right-angled Radstone with two handles, in polished chrome. The squared spout gives a clean architectural line for a contemporary kitchen, and ...

The right-angled Radstone in matt black with two handles — the most graphic tap in the range. The squared spout and the light-absorbing finish give...

The right-angled Radstone in brushed nickel. The squared spout gives a sharp architectural line, and the warmer tone of nickel softens it against w...

The right-angled Radstone with two handles, in brushed nickel. The squared spout suits a contemporary kitchen, and the brushed finish keeps waterma...

Complement an engineered look with the Lamona brushed steel-effect Adra tap. An urban setting can be easily revived thanks to the muted finish of...

A traditional two-handle tap at a budget price. The Rienza has a lever either side of a swan neck spout — hot on one, cold on the other — which is ...

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 traditional two-handle tap in brushed nickel, at a budget price. The Rienza has a lever either side of a swan neck spout — hot on one, cold on th...

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 ...