Gold faucets and matte black faucets, the latest trend

Matte black faucets and gold faucets are becoming the latest trend in modern and classic bathrooms. 

He chrome finish on the taps and bathroom accessories has been the most used in recent decades. The most common thing is to use the chrome finish, and it will continue to be the most predominant finish, but at Bañoidea.com we are original and we propose other options to add color and give a touch of personality using gold finishes, negro, white, copper, bronze, etc.

Classic or modern, faucets in gold, bronze and copper

Faucets gold finishes, bronze and copper They were very common in the 70s and even decades ago. Now the main faucet brands are recovering these finishes for faucets with a classic style and also for faucets with a more modern or current style. Using these finishes you will add a touch of elegance and sophistication.

Everything in black

The black finished faucets They are the quintessential trend, a touch of industrial style in your home. You will get a contrast with the basin or sink and it combines perfectly with furniture of almost any finish. You can combine it with other elements such as black bathroom accessories, screen, etc. and you can create a minimalist or industrial style bathroom. 

The target of attention

The white faucets They are very present in newly built bathrooms and kitchens. Ideal to combine with the white washbasin or sink and the white drain valve, creating a uniform white space.

Maintenance of your faucet

These faucets with gold, black, white, bronze, etc. finishes require special attention when cleaning them. We leave you four tips to protect your faucets, both chrome and other finishes:

• Avoid abrasive products and opt for products with a neutral pH, such as soap.
• Use wet microfibers and do not use scouring pads that can scratch the metal.
• Dry the faucet after each use. This will prevent the limescale contained in the water from being deposited in the faucet and, over time, making craters that ruin the finish.
• Cover the faucets with a cloth or cover when you are going to spend a long period of time outside the house. This way you will prevent dust particles from depositing in the faucet and, over time and humidity, craters will be generated.