Handling The Handles - The Many Different Touches of Brizo

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Handling The Handles - The Many Different Touches of Brizo 

Since the beginning of time, people have been adding their own personal touches and style to their spaces. Brizo recognized this need and since their inception almost every faucet collection comes with the option of customizable handles. Besides for the finish, a changeable handle allows for a personal look and each room, even if it contains the same faucet can be slightly different. I wanted to point out 2 of Brizo's more recent releases, each collection contains more handle choices than the next...

Litze 

This collection. was inspired by the modern arts & crafts style. The Litze lavatory faucets are available in 2 spout heights and have 5 different handle options.

 

The industrial style lever (top left) or knurled T lever (top right), gives an rugged feel to your bathroom, while the teak handle (bottom center) adds a pop of traditional flair to your space. You can always go classic with the basic handle, or basic extended handle. This was also when Brizo introduced their Luxe Gold finnish which was a unique take on the popular satin brass. 

Levoir

The Brizo Levoir collection is a transitional style collection that boasts over 6 different handle styles. They offer a cross handle, a lever handle, a lever handle with crystal inside, all at different heights. 
 

 
With the introduction of Luxe steel finish, Brizo continues to amaze us with their design style. We are a proud authorized Brizo Showroom and Internet Dealer, so you can trust we can "handle" any of the issues that arise and help you choose your dream bathroom.


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