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DXV Modulus
Immerse yourself in simplicity and balance, in a personal sanctuary where the mantra "form follows function" is infused into every detail, corner and into every intention and quiet convenience. Where nothing is superfluous, where every line is honed and purposeful.
The DXV Modulus Collection is a dramatic achievement of functional elegance, and breathless style that serves without sacrificing. It offers infinite possibilities and endless configurations, in a range of materials and finishes, all from one modular and flexible system to enable you to design a space as unique as the people who use it.
Art Nouveau
Was a movement whose components tried to synthesize all the arts, in a determined attempt to create art, based on natural forms that could be mass-produced by the technologies of the industrial age. The Art Nouveau emerged at the end of the 19th century and adapted twining plant forms to the needs of all decorative arts.
Bauhaus
Created in Germany by Architect Walter Gropius, the Bauhaus school searches for solutions to contemporary problems by developing high quality utilitarian mass produced products as a way to cover vital needs for an impoverished post world war I Germany. In the area of design, the study of handicraft was considered the natural way for artists to master the qualities of materials and form so that they could design well for mass production. In these respects, and in the minimizing of philosophy and other verbal disciplines, the Bauhaus was the earliest working example of much contemporary design education becoming a consulting center for industry and the trades. Lack of ornament, pure function adapting design to the world of machines are some of the most evident characteristics of the Bauhaus school of art and design.
Francis I
The reign of Francis I is considered part of the first period in the development of French Renaissance and can be called the Italian period of ornament which belongs primarily to the area of Lombardy. Buildings are still designed in the gothic manner but dressed in renaissance style. Examples can be found in the castles of the Loire valley. This style is full of ornamental sculptures highly influenced by Italian artists but nonetheless adjusted into the French manner. Arabesque decorative motifs, introduced in France by the Arabs and Grotesque motifs coming from Italy are used during the entire French Renaissance period. The emblems of the king like the Salamander and the letter F are constantly present in the designs as well as floral motifs that come out of human shapes and turn into letter forms. In this period there is an abundance of decoration, low and high relief are clearly defined and become deeply carved.
III Empire
Geometric motifs including ancient roman symbols for industry, war and science are some of the wide variety of designs used during Napoleon's time in France. The austere quality and the use of classical motifs and geometric vocabulary are present in most of this period's designs. Napoleon was a figure of romantically enlightened temperament and enormous ego, who embraced all links with the Classical past as a source of symbolic authority for his short-lived imperial state. Neoclassicism was associated with everything from revolutionary aspirations for democratic purity to imperial ambitions for unshakable authority.
Italian Renaissance
The projection of measured shapes, mathematical truth and formal beauty became conjoined in the minds of Renaissance artists. The discovery of perspective in art and architecture changed the way artists perceived and depicted human life. The word Renaissance refers to the revival of ancient Rome and classical antiquity. The use of mythical animals from classical times involving a delicate perception of their charm in a way still twigged with medieval romance is very much present during the Renaissance period. The use of classical motifs, profusion of floral ornaments, the use of small animals, arabesques (floral motifs completely symmetrical with the shape of a candelabra) and grotesques (designs derived from antiquity discovered in Rome in the XV th. Century where the symmetry present in the arabesques disappears) as well as mythological creatures are some of the repertory used in terms of design along with high and low relief carvings.
Louis XIV
The style of Louis the XIV is without any doubt the most distinguished and sumptuous for its decorative richness and impeccable taste. The wealth in the use of materials like gold, marble , crystal and gilded hand chiseled bronze is unparalleled. Ornament is abundant, but never overcharged. The quality of craftsmanship during this period is considered to be the highest ever in the history of French decorative arts. The most common decorative elements in this period are: The sun, shells , masks with rays (symbol of the sun king) along with the two L crossing each other as well as the use of military symbols like helmets. Plants are also used in the designs, specially laurel and acanthus leaves. Garlands of flowers are also frequent. The use of symmetry and straight lines will later become a great contrast between the style of Louis the XIV and the later Regency and Louis the XV periods. During the long and prosperous period of Louis the XIV all artistic academies where founded. The creative production and its influence all over Europe cannot be questioned, this is the reason why the reign of Louis the XIV is called the Grand Si cle.
Louis XV
This style may be the most characteristic of the French baroque era. The lack of symmetry, the overabundance of shell motifs and twisted leaves makes this style extremely ornate. The most important decorative element of this period is without any doubt the Rocaille . Checkered panels are also used. Designs are full of fantasy and abstraction that makes this period quite unique in itself. The lack of symmetry of the shell type motif makes it blend with all the curves and become a complete visual experience that invites the eyes to flow dynamically. The style of Louis the XV reign is full of creativity, imagination and visual excess.
Louis XVI
This style really began in the second part of the reign of Louis XV and expanded over the entire reign of Louis XVI. The origins of this style go back to the ruins of Pompeii and the Greco-Roman art, during this time archaeological sites were visited by architects that brought back new designs. The revelation of Greek art around 1760 was critical in the development of this style. Louis XVI decoration followed the influence of two writers and thinkers of the time: Diderot and Rousseau, the first one brought simplicity and sensibility and the second one concentrated in the love of nature and the return to a simple life. Rustic motifs like: land working utensils, baskets with flowers, hearts and arrows, ribbons, garlands with leaves and flowers, musical instruments, scientific instruments, oval shaped medallions and fire torches mixed with elements of antiquity like: beaded, rais-de coeur, Greek friezes and reed and ribbon details. This style is a mix of archaic and naturalistic motifs as well as sentimental attributes, which account for its uniqueness and charm.
Regency
We can say that the French Rengency style, (Regence), began in the last part of Louis the XIV reign with a lighter decoration. The French Regency represents the transitional period between the reign of Louis the XIV and that of Louis the XV. The use of the shell (called Coquille ), big flower arrangements and fabulous animals like dragons are the most characteristic of this time. Symmetry starts to disappear opening the way to curvilinear shapes that make the composition flow freely.
Grandera
Welcome Home The GROHE Grandera® collection is both a homage to an age of grandeur long past and an affirmation of a modern sensibility, combining the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship with a love of detail and comfort. Stylistically, the Grandera® collection can be combined with a wide range of bathroom furnishings. Thanks to GROHE StarLight® technology, not only will the fittings retain their shine in the long term but they are also extremely resistant to dirt and scratches.
Counterpoint
Counterpoint by Barbara Barry Inspired by a 1930s Boeing 314 Clipper, the Counterpoint collection by Barbara Barry has sleek contours and a minimal form that will add sophistication to any modern space. From vanities to faucets, every piece in the collection has a luxurious sculptural form and striking polished look. The addition of rock crystal, statuary marble and American walnut bring a feeling of timeless beauty to every room.
For Loft
For Loft by Michael S. Smith Inspired by the design aesthetic of the 1920s, the For Loft® collection by Michael S Smith marries classic style with practical functionality. The clean utilitarian lines and soft rounded shapes produce a romanticized industrial look and inviting style that pairs perfectly with contemporary environments. Just as its name implies, this collection blends perfectly with loft-like apartments and homes, but it also has a warm design aesthetic that appeals to homeowners who desire a more subtle decor.
For Town
For Town by Michael S. Smith Taking inspiration from the classic Park Avenue apartments of the 1930s, and the Art Deco era, the For Town® collection by Michael S Smith reimagines vintage elegance. Combining long-lasting American style with the most advanced technology of today, this collection complements a melange of environments. Bring the romance and grandeur of the 1930s home with this timeless collection.
Foundations
Foundations by Kallista Every KALLISTA design is made from the finest materials available to work in harmony with today's most sophisticated interiors. That same belief is grounded in the KALLISTA Foundations collection. From its inception in 2008, the Foundations collection has quickly become a favorite among specifiers who are seeking versatile options for their bathrooms. Combining passion with a profound sense of aesthetic, each piece is beautiful yet practical. From traditional to contemporary, this unique collection offers universal products that match our Kallista designer collections and complement a range of design styles. Explore each piece and find the starting point for that extraordinary look.
Grid
Grid by Kallista Featuring sleek lines and a minimalist design, the Grid faucet is a testament to the De Stijl movement and its shift from excess decoration to applying the principles of abstraction to create works of art. The collection resonates with tailored elegance and harnesses the visual impact negative space can command by stripping away the confines of traditional design to expose the intrinsic beauty of simplicity.
Inigo
Inigo by Michael S. Smith Paying homage to the work of 17th-century British architect Inigo Jones, the Inigo collection by Michael S Smith marries intricate details with rich layers to reflect the intrinsic beauty of the Mediterranean. From the turnings of the handles to the proportion and symmetry of the mirror, subtle references to Jones and Palladian architecture are sprinkled throughout. Sculptural hubs and finials adorn each piece with traditional layers to add a sense of balance, while the delicate repetition of lines evokes a feeling of elegance. Escape to the Mediterranean with this stunningly beautiful collection.
Janeway
Originally designed for the world-famous Plaza Hotel in New York, the Janeway console table recalls early 20th-century North American plumbing designs. Perfect for a small or mid-sized bath or powder room, the Janeway features classically styled vitreous basin and legs.
One
One by Kallista Infusing minimalistic design with classic character, the One collection by Kallista is designed for individuals who appreciate simplicity in design. Each piece in this elegant collection has a soft, sleek form that pairs perfectly with an array of contemporary environments. Available standard in an array of finishes including Unlacquered Brass and Gunmetal, users have the freedom to choose pieces that cater to their discerning tastes.
Pinna Paletta
Pinna Paletta by Laura Kirar Every space is an open canvas waiting for the perfect touch. With an abstract textural pattern and palette of finish possibilities, the Pinna Paletta collection by Laura Kirar gives users that touch. Emulating Laura Kirar's vision of creating jewelry-like pieces for the bathroom, this collection marries tactile details with sculptural forms to deliver something that's not only stunningly beautiful but also highly interactive. Whether you see it as a thumbprint, feather or palm leaf, discover the power behind an artisan's touch.
Vir Stil
Vir Stil by Laura Kirar In the Vir Stil collection, Laura Kirar marries compelling design details with beautiful modern forms. Designed for the person who appreciates the act of discovery, the individual pieces in the Vir Stil collection gradually and subtly reveal themselves over time. From Danish Modern to Bauhaus, this collection juxtaposes a medley of design influences creating something different for each user. Discover the magic behind each extraordinary piece in this collection.
Vir Stil Minimal
Vir Stil Minimal by Laura Kirar Drawing inspiration from a variety of design styles from Bauhaus to Danish Modern, the Vir Stil Minimal collection by Laura Kirar marries quiet form with practical functionality. With its sleek sculptural form, clean lines and subtle details, this collection evokes a sense of simple elegance. Bring a refined, yet chic look to your bathroom with this artfully crafted collection.
Vir Stil Minimal by Laura Kirar
Similar to the Vir Stil collection, the Vir Stil Minimal collection offers an undecorated interpretation of the original fluted design. Defining the very environment to which it is introduced, the Vir Stil Minimal collection balances form with a quiet, efficient functionality.
DESIGNER - LEATHER
An innovative line that combines art-grade bronze with the rich beauty of Italian leather.
Addair
The geometric forms and mixed materials of a crisp modern frame and curved ribbed glass shade define Addair. The combination of metals makes it easy to place with various finishes.
Aero
Inspired by the stepped detail of 19th century telescopes, Aero is a combination of historical reference with a contemporary temperament. The result is original and modern, bringing a look of updated elegance.
Ambra
The rich color, versatility and deep patterns of amber onyx define Ambra. Each accessory is carved by hand and polished to a glossy finish to highlight its unique qualities.
Andrian
Virtually all of these elements are sculpted, without seams or joins, from single blocks of Arabescato marble. Skilled artisans detail the exteriors, evoking the precise lines of mechanical gears and classic Greek columns.
Aragon
Known for its unique properties, fine-grained Italian alabaster from Volterra gives Aragon a warm and luminous tone. Drawing upon a centuries-old tradition, trays and serveware feature artistic veining ranging from light gray to dark brown that render these rich white pieces classic for any occasion
Arundel
Arundel offers a tailored look for the well-mannered home. Molded shades in clear or smoked seeded glass, accented with a simple solid brass ring finial, pare down its style to the essential elements.
Aurora
The large, fluted glass shade of Aurora is an update of early 20th Century prismatic lighting. The ridged shade helps diffuse light more evenly while obscuring the bulbs. As a result, Aurora provides ample lighting with a soft glow. Solid brass fittings.
Battuto
Battuto, "to beat" in Italian, brings new life to Italy's ancient art of glassworks. A spectrum of pattern offers a truly unique take on glass serveware.
Boardman
Virtually all elements are sculpted, without seams or joins, from single blocks of marble. Skilled artisans detail exteriors, evoking precise lines.
Brasserie
Sconces found in French Bistros and on factory floors inspired the tall, slender trapezoidal shape of the Brasserie light. From its' industrial roots we have used vintage ribbed chicken wire glass.
Brentwood
Elegantly rustic specialty and serving pieces are cleverly crafted by artisans in America. Salt cellar and rolling pins with sculptural knobs are made from reclaimed Atlantic City boardwalk hardwood, while chopping blocks, serving boards and platters boast oak and American walnut.
Canter
Inspired by vintage mint julep cups - a Kentucky Derby stable - our pewter designs feature engraved details and suit masculine and feminine baths alike. Custom engraving optional.
Canyon Drive
Canyon Drive's mid-century appeal references the Palm Spring's mecca, evident in its modern design. Pedestals and trivets made of solid ebonized oak or black walnut with brass give solid foundation to table and countertop settings.
Cava
Timeless and tactile, Cava's fine-grained Italian alabaster from Volterra is delicious to the touch. Trays, tumblers, dishes and boxes in a combination of square and round shapes take a warm and luminous tone with artistic veining against a rich white palette.
Chamberlain
Inspired by the timeless silhouettes of antique Italian pewter, each piece of the Chamberlain collection is molded, smoothed, and polished to perfection-creating the look of a time-honored heirloom updated for modern day.
Clair
Made from natural, unpolished slate, these simple elements provide a weighty and graphic feel.
Clarion
Simple enough for everyday use and absolutely elegant for entertaining.These clear, mouth blown glass decanters and hurricanes are beautiful on the bar, kitchen counter or dining table. Ideal for serving water, wine, mimosas or mixed drinks. Made in Europe; no two are the same.
Compass
Sturdy, rugged and yet refined, Compass sconce and pendant fixtures feature clear glass bell shades enclosed in woven brass cages that are held by knurled rings. Rendered in solid brass and infused with wonderful details, they are inspired by vintage industrial safety lights.
Cottonseed
Bring the clean and classic scent of fresh laundry into the master bath or powder room. Bergamot, rose and heliotrope combine for a fresh and cozy essence.
Crystal
Comprehensive and universal, the classic design of Crystal is appropriate to partner with any line of fittings and fixtures from modern to traditional. The weight and quality of these handcrafted pieces is unsurpassed.
Decibel
Inspired by classic record players, Decibel gives all the sleekness of contemporary design, enhanced with special detailing.
Derby
Inspired by library lights, Derby is traditional with curves that lend playful character. Demonstrating a cleaned-up sensibility, the sconce's pivoting shades allow for direct or reflected light.
Deska
Bring the outdoors in. Deska's elegant and charming leaf form draws inspiration from the iconic magnolia, presented in a modern manner that assimilates anywhere in the home.
Dewey
The Dewey sconce is scaled to fit into a home's small, discrete places. Its simple, tailored design lends itself to the most purposeful applications.
Duplex
A nod to favorite London hotel baths, this sconce provides structured ambiance.
Easton
Drawing on Edwardian style, Easton is the most extensive Waterworks family; a range of moods and a selection of products from fittings to furniture.
Electra
Stacked forms, moveable arms, ground and polished glass contribute to the modern aesthetic of the Electra light.
Erna
A welcome touch of glamour. In its essence, Erna echoes vintage Art Deco fixtures of the 1930s. Its beveled edges on the reflective back plate and faceted details are standout reminders of that celebrated era.
Estrela
The peak of sophistication. Soft colors and long staple cotton keep the collection serene yet distinguished, with a custom dobby exclusive to us.
Etoile
Defined elegance. Etoile has a European sophistication with a timeless sense of chic.
Fairfax
Is romantic in all the details from the translucent shade, to the glass bobeche accent and the telescope arm updating a turn of the century inspired design.
Flyte
Pure Modernism. Like minimalist works of art, the elegant proportions of these light, fluid elements bring sculptural reference to a room.
Forno
The terracotta Forno collection taps into a storied Italian tradition, following an artistic technique traced back to the 1600s. Each piece is modeled from Impruneta clay and painted by hand, assuring their unique quality, and can withstand both hot and cold temperatures.
Fraser
With an artist's subtle stroke of black resin, each handcrafted resin piece of this collection is unique. The serving bowl and tray are hand poured into molds, then sanded to achieve a smooth and inviting surface texture. Each durable piece has its own characteristics.
Fray
An expert pairing of linen and cotton gives Fray a tactile, subtle shag. It's inviting and approachable yet appealingly decadent on the ground.
Gotham
Gotham introduces a clean, modern bath accessory. Each item is trimmed with cotton binding in the tradition of fine men's shirting.
Grano
Grano adds texture to interiors. Rugs small-scale for a bath but fit in any room. Towels in an exclusive 550-gram weight have a loop for hanging and coordinate with the Grano robe.
Hamilton
Is utilitarian in feel pulling inspiration from vintage ship passageway lighting.
Helio
The Helio pendant, with its spare opal glass shade and brass ring arms, takes its cue from minimal and modern designs of the mid-twentieth century. Suspended by three chains, the shade is held in place by a brass cuff with radiating arms.
Henry
Influenced by the connection of industry and art Henry easily transitions between modern, traditional, utilitarian and classic settings.
Highgate
Our take on old English style: simple, functional shapes, detailed with white porcelain indices and hexagonal accents for a timeless feel.
Ipswich
Evocative of casual coastal living, the Ipswich pendants and island light echo the wire baskets used in New England to gather mussels and clams. The island light introduces a new category of lighting that is designed to be permanently installed into a countertop.
Keelson
Hand-selected and environmentally harvested American Oak and Walnut timbers are cut into stunning wide planks to bring warmth and richness to the floor. A special fuming process creates a beautiful and harmonious surface appearance by enriching the natural grain of the wood. Available in a range of colors and finishes.
Lemonwood
Hints of deeply sophisticated wood and cedar feel indulgent in the bath. Subtle citrus tones linger on the skin, extending the life of its allure.
Ludlow
A touch of classic Americana. Our fresh take on iconic industrial design has clean lines and dimensional details, including exposed screws and square plates.
Luna
Elongated geometric shapes are sculpted from white polished marble, with beveled edges for extra refinement.
Luster
Handcraftsmanship is brought to full luster in authentic brass accessories. Made by stretching tubes of brass, then finishing them by hand with a striking black powder coating.
Maeve
Clean, casually elegant styles, made of a soft cotton-linen blend with just the right weight and feel.
Marley
An 18th century brass English candlestick inspired the petal base of the Marley sconce. The candle shaft is fitted with a petal shaped bobeche. It is both formal and traditional.
Marlon
Inspired by mid-century Austrian and Swedish ice glass, Marlon's clean metal forms and heavily textured glass shades strike a harmonious balance. The sculptural glass filters light, sparking a warm glow throughout the home.
Martine
The soft, organic quality of Martine's natural onyx elevates lighting to the aesthetics of a precious jewel. Like a one-of-a-kind stone set in a ring, the beauty lies in a contrast of metal juxtaposed with onyx to diffuse light and create a glowing effect.
Montecito
Simple, graphic and mood-inducing. Montecito's painted steel perforated shade diffuses light through its side, creating a dappled effect that's balanced by engaging direct light radiating through its top.
Newell
A notably polite and suave take on a traditional candle sconce. This sconce is a fresh take on classicism.
Opus
Opus incorporates a range of sophisticated aesthetic notes, with graceful curves that create a jewel-like refinement.
Palm
Our Palm collection is handmade using centuries old, traditional methods. Useful trays, pedestals and storage basket have a simplicity and durability that is perfect for your home.
Percy
Referencing the simplicity of humble copper pipes, Percy captures a refined industrial feel without sacrificing sophistication. Exposed joinery accentuated by a two-tone finish elevates the concept to higher design.
Pierre
Exquisite in the bath or bedroom, cut crystal evokes elegance. With an exclusive Waterworks pattern, pieces are hand-cut to capture the timeless beauty of this age-old technique.
Point Reyes
Illuminated jewelry for the bath. The Point Reyes sconce-a hand-finished solid brass frame with convex textured glass lens-possesses a vintage glamour that evokes bezel-set gemstones and signal lights.
Prescott
Polished to perfection. Fine pewter accessories with attractive rattan detailing are handcrafted in Sheffield, England using traditional metalsmithing techniques. All pieces are cast, buffed and polished by hand. Appropriate for food service.
Preston
Carefully crafted by artisans in the U.K., Preston's stately combination of a copper ice bucket with pewter handles illustrates the beauty of mixed metals.
Quarter
Waterworks exclusively designed storage jars transcend utility when capped with hand knurled air-tight lids in nickel or unlacquered brass. Available in a set of three assorted sizes or a single large jar, the ornamental pieces will efficiently store food and add interest to a space with their industrial inspired tops.
R.W. Atlas
Powerful shapes, genuine materials and unique aesthetic details. The original, impeccable vision of R.W. Atlas pairs American ingenuity with European craftsmanship.
Reagent
Our Reagent glass container's modern silhouette is versatile and timeless. Perfect as apothecary jars, a vessel for blooms or use as a catchall for those loose necessities. The three sizes come in clear or smoke and are destined to be a household favorite.
Resin
Our Resin collection will give a contemporary design feeling to any modern bathroom. Its material is non-porous and hard as stone while retaining a translucent look.
Roadster
Inspired by vintage sports cars, these classic yet sharp silhouettes feature octagonal indices and geometric forms: perfect for giving any bath a dash of retro cool.
Scribe
Scribe adds a contemporary swirl of charcoal color to a classic. Hand poured, molded, sanded and sand blasted, ensuring unique characteristics and patterning.
Sentinel
Our Waterworks Collection encompasses a product range including soaps and steam units. All items are given the same attention to design and craftsmanship.
Shane
Shane features beautiful Carrara marble that marries back to the stone and porcelain traditionally seen in the bath. Shane's simple forms in classic metal, stone, and glass play off one another to create contemporary lines.
Signal
Reminiscent of the maritime warning lights used in lighthouses, Signal lanterns are a contemporary take characterized by clean mechanical lines and simple geometries. In this modern interpretation of the Fresnel lens, faceted jewel-like acrylic rings refract and disperse light at varying angles from a single focus point, reducing glare and producing an elegant even glow.
Spence
Spence is simple, strong and boldly scaled. At home in modern settings this sconce lives nicely in the master bedroom, the study or foyer.
Stelle
A hint of the contemporary: The artist's touch is felt in the hand painted splatterware of Stelle. Italian for "star," this Waterworks exclusive is reminiscent of starry skies on a clear night.
Stringer
These black walnut accessories and serving pieces are clean and modern in design. Available in exclusive Waterworks custom colors. Precise machine and hand craftsmanship, finished with food-safe oil.
Torrey
With mid-century cast glass barware as its model, Torrey imparts a welcoming vintage sophistication. Sconces and pendants with highly textured, molded glass shades are completed with solid brass hardware.
Universal
Our Universal collection features timeless designs complementing any of our Waterworks. With a wide range of product, from fittings to accessories, Universal adds exquisite proportion and balance to any environment.
Vista
Endlessly versatile, these refreshing designs crafted from recycled glass dress up a bath while putting everything in sight.
Wallingford
With their warm patina and honest shapes, these plated brass elements evoke early New England craftsmanship. Available in silver and brass.
Washington
Intriguing and often mysterious, the obelisk is a form handed down by the Egyptians that has endured through the centuries. The Washington open obelisk is part of a new lighting category, the island light. It is designed to be permanently affixed into a countertop.
Waterworks
Our Waterworks collection encompasses a classic product range. From accessories to furniture, each authentic design is created with mechanical integrity and meticulous craftsmanship.
Waterworks Apothecary
Elevate your accessories; signature Waterworks candles, lotion and soaps appear especially elegant when displayed in the collection's trays, alabaster base, glass cloche and Carrara diffuser holder. Suitable for any room of the home.
Waterworks Essentials
All of the classic elements of a well-dressed bath. From accessories to bath rugs, our exclusive furnishings complement any aesthetic and epitomize beautiful craftsmanship.
Watt
Inspired by the countless shapes and colors of telephone pole insulator covers, the Watt collection features two styles of large scale boron molded glass shades in clear, amber or blue. The Watt II collection features a smaller scale molded glass shade available in clear. They are an original interpretation of a vintage form and available in sconces or pendants.