Sonoma Forge, manufacturer of luxury plumbing fixtures that elevate humble plumbing parts to designer status, improves its rugged Brut Collection with features designed for easier kitchen prep and cleanup. Just as winemakers in the surrounding Sonoma Valley constantly refine their recipes to create some of the world’s best vintages, Sonoma Forge continues to refine the popular collection to enhance life in the home.
In the kitchen, a dual-function pull-out spray is the company’s response to the growing preference for this convenience. The ergonomic design features a concealed switch, allowing users to toggle from the default aerated flow to a stronger spray function and back again with ease. And since Brut’s vertical joystick handle moves right to turn on the water and forward to adjust the temperature, it can be mounted close to the backsplash, making it versatile enough for tighter spaces.
Hand-forged in the likeness of humble industrial elements, the Brut Collection allows designers and homeowners to infuse industrial style throughout the home. In the kitchen, Brut stands tall alongside matching point-of-use faucets. Bar and prep faucets offer added ease while emphasizing the industrial look.
Beyond the kitchen, one can create a complete bath suite with faucets and matching accessories. Whether you choose the soothing Waterfall Spout that infuses a sense of nature or the utilitarian Elbow Spout design that directs water flow straight down, Brut makes its presence known. Coordinating accessories, including robe hooks, towel holders, soap dishes, paper holders, and more, bring the rugged look full circle.
Brut may be a mighty design, but it’s not a rigid collection. Along with the new kitchen features, there are many options for customization. It’s flexible enough to adapt your personal needs from urban lofts to rural cabins.
Brut Collection faucets are available in rustic nickel, rustic copper, satin nickel, oil-rubbed bronze and matte black finishes, as well as many others on a special-order basis. They are forged in the USA.
