Introducing a collection where timeless elegance meets contemporary refinement. Inspired by heritage details, tactile finishes, and enduring craftsmanship, The Pembury Collection brings warmth, character, and sophistication into modern bathroom spaces. Discover beautifully considered brassware designed to elevate every detail.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How does the Pembury Collection differ from the Nuvo and Arlington collections?
The Pembury sits between modern and traditional in its design character, where the Nuvo is contemporary and the Arlington is heritage-led. It is also the first Haddon collection available in brushed bronze, a warmer, richer finish that brings a different quality to the bathroom. Polished nickel is the second finish in the collection, offering a softer alternative. The collection covers taps, showers and a full range of accessories, all crafted from solid brass and backed by a 15 year guarantee.
What do the Pembury finishes look like?
Brushed bronze has a warm, earthy tone with a brushed texture that is non-reflective. Individual variations in tone and texture mean each piece is unique, which is part of the character of the finish. Polished nickel has a softer, warmer quality with a gentle lustre that adds a refined touch to the bathroom. Both finishes work well alongside natural stone, warm wood and neutral palettes.
Will the finish be consistent across all taps and accessories in the Pembury Collection?
Yes. The brushed bronze and polished nickel finishes are consistent across every piece in the Pembury Collection, from the basin taps through to the accessories. This means the whole bathroom can be finished in one tone without a visible difference between the pieces.
How do I care for the Pembury finishes?
A soft damp cloth is all that is needed for day to day care on both finishes. The brushed texture on the bronze means fingerprints and minor marks are less visible on the surface. Polished nickel has a smoother finish, so a wipe after use helps it hold its appearance. For both finishes, if using a cleaning product, apply it to the cloth rather than directly onto the brass, and avoid acidic cleaners, bleach and abrasive pads, which can affect the surface over time.