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An elegant collection available with two handle types, Blue tweaks at classical elements whilst incorporating clean lines that make it ideal for modern interiors looking to add a hint of heritage.

Inspired by gate valves found in the mid-century apartment blocks of Brooklyn, this range presents a style for all urban loyalists combined with the functionality of modern manufacturing.

The Brut, designed by O&G Studio, is a bold new collection, resulting from experimenting with textures. The creation involves two completely different polishing processes to create unique finish combinations.

Designed in collaboration with renowned architect Barry Goralnick for Watermark's first fully suited office building in Manhattan's Flatiron District, the James Collection translates classical, faceted shapes in a modern, industrial context.

The Chelsea faucet features an industry-defying tall, slender and curvaceous design. The clean, sharp contours help define this faucet as quintessential Transitional styling.

Inspired by ancient Greek columns, with signature fluting, as well as a pleated fashion textures, Thea is a timeless and versatile collection that transcends scale and setting.

Using painstaking processes to achieve the most unique designs and finishes, this collection has three distinct designs; a dimple pattern, an ogee or mermaid scale pattern, and a more traditional diamond pattern. To achieve these finishes, we double machine and double plate each faucet. Seen in contrasting finishes, the results speak for themselves.

Designed for 70 Rainey in Austin, Texas, Mark Zeff teamed up once again with Watermark Designs to create kitchen and bath fittings that embody the best of Austin's eclectic sensibilities.

Inspired by a 1930’s steam valve lever spotted in a salvage yard, the Sutton collection has more of what Watermark is known for: detailing unlike any other faucet in the form of linear knurling and hex nut-styled handles.

Featuring our patent pending magnetic handles, Zen offers a uniquely pure form free of the traditional fixings and escutcheons. Handles are available in four stones, four rocks or a metal option.