Faucet manufacturer Isenberg recently released their Serie 260 line of bathroom faucets that the company describes as “free-flowing design meets structure.”
The Serie 260 collection features fluid silhouettes with a slight curvature, juxtaposed by strong linear elements. Eight new products made from solid brass complete the collection, from single hole faucets to four-hole tub faucets with a hand shower.
Due to the array of products, the collection’s offerings can be placed in a multitude of spots around the bathroom. This allows designers, contractors, and consumers to achieve a cohesive look and feel in their spaces, the company says. There are also four finishes available: chrome, brushed nickel, polished nickel, and matte black.
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“This collection is a smart choice for bathroom remodels and new designs because it has fixtures and variations for nearly any scenario, making it easy to get a beautifully coordinated finished look,” says Abbas Poonawala, Isenberg’s director of sales and marketing.
Isenberg’s latest release comes from its Design Lab, headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The company’s design process occurs here with 3D modeling and prototype capabilities. Plumbing fixtures are ECOMATIC, meaning Isenberg faucets push air bubbles into water droplets, expanding their size, which means users get the same experience but with half the amount of water. In addition, Isenberg is a WaterSense partner, a label from the Environmental Protection Agency denoting a water-efficient product.
The company has built a reputation for faucets that sometimes display bold colors and design themes while often hewing to transitional and contemporary styles, both of which are leading aesthetics in the current bath and kitchen sectors, according to the National Kitchen and Bath Association. Isenberg describes Serie 260 as a mix of hard and soft, seen in the faucets’ curved base and sharply straight top. Water temperature knobs on some products are uniquely square and vertically positioned. Floor, wall, and deck mount variations are available, expanding the configurations.
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Sink faucets include a single-hole lavatory unit and a single-hole vessel version. Both include a single handle for controlling temperature and water pressure, as does the single handle wall mounted bathroom faucet. The wall-mounted faucet is much more precise and geometric compared to other available faucets but retains the soft curve with the wall-mounted single handle, the company says.
Faucets with two handles include the three hole 8-inch widespread two handle bathroom faucet, four-hole deck mounted Roman tub faucet with hand shower, and the 3 hole deck mount Roman tub faucet.
Clients have the option of two different tub faucets depending on their need: freestanding or deck mounted. The freestanding floor mount bathtub filler and the deck mounted Roman tub faucet come with a hand shower in a minimalist, rounded design. The hand shower’s coil is hidden in the deck mounted version and visible in the freestanding variation.
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Lastly, Serie 260 ends with a single hole bidet faucet with drain included. All products come with a limited lifetime warranty and can be shipped directly from the manufacturer in just a few days, the company says.
“We love the versatility of the Series 260,” says Poonawala. “It offers a wonderful mix of hard and soft for a look that is decidedly modern yet can easily transition to other styles.”