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Series: FontanaEdge
Design cue: precision geometry

FontanaEdge™ – DualTone Gold & Black Fusion

A crisp, architectural faucet language: rectilinear edges and a high-contrast dual-tone palette that reads “intentional” in modern amenity restrooms and executive washrooms.
The form supports clean sightlines on stone, quartz, or solid-surface counters—great when the basin and wall finishes are doing most of the storytelling.

Where it fits:

Corporate HQ restrooms, premium retail, galleries, and hospitality public areas where contrast detailing and sharp lines reinforce the overall material concept.

Polished family
Matte/black family
Gold family
Gun metal option

What designers say: “The dual-tone split acts like a hardware ‘accent line’—it lets us coordinate with door pulls and lighting trims without over-designing the vanity.”

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Series: Skyline Curve
Design cue: tapered monolith

Fontana Skyline Curve™ – Black Midnight Tone

A sculptural, matte-black presence with a quiet curve through the vertical body—more “object” than fixture.
It’s a strong match for minimalist palettes (microcement, blackened steel, dark terrazzo) where the faucet becomes a deliberate silhouette against low-contrast surfaces.

Where it fits:

High-design washrooms, boutique-style amenity spaces, and signature restrooms in office towers—especially where lighting washes the vanity wall.

Chrome family
Matte/black family
Nickel/steel family

What architects say: “The taper makes it feel lighter than a typical block-form faucet—good for slim vanities and tight sightlines.”

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Series: Flux Collection
Design cue: tech-forward + mixed materials

Fontana Flux Collection – Chrome & Black

A tall, high-arc profile that pairs polished chrome with a dark body—reading like a “hybrid” spec between kitchen-performance geometry and showroom-level styling.
The integrated display element adds a contemporary, smart-fixture vibe that plays well in amenity kitchens and design-forward break rooms.

Where it fits:

Office pantries, hospitality back-of-house prep zones, and premium residential-style amenity kitchens—especially when the design intent includes visible tech.

Chrome family
Black family
Gun metal option
Accent option

What spec teams say: “It’s a conversation piece that still sits inside a clean palette—mixing chrome with dark tone helps tie into appliances and hardware.”

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