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What make is the tap? Exactly what I'm looking for!

2 years ago

It looks like a Qooker boiling tap next to the large? Would like to know where the main tap is from and the finish please?

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Brayer Design
2 years ago
The main tap pictured in our Battersea kitchen is a Gessi Oxygen in satin nickel.
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