Bathroom Taps

Basin mixers, bath fillers, bath shower mixers and freestanding bath taps in chrome, matt black and brushed brass or gold, sorted by where they fit.

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Bathroom taps that match from basin to bath

Every tap here is sorted by where it fits and the finish it comes in, so you can kit out a whole bathroom in one look. Most designs are available in chrome, matt black and brushed brass or gold. Our Oriana range repeats one round, single-lever design across the basin, bath and shower, so the taps, shower valve and accessories all match.

Start with where the tap goes

Then choose a finish

Chrome is bright, easy to wipe clean and suits any style. Matt black gives strong contrast against white basins and pale tiles. Brushed brass and gold adds warmth and hides water marks better than polished finishes. Use the Colour filter to see one finish at a time.

Check your water pressure

Some taps here are rated for low-pressure, gravity-fed systems, while others need at least 0.5 bar to perform well. The minimum pressure is listed on every product page. A combi boiler or unvented cylinder normally gives enough pressure for any tap in this range.

Plan the fitting before you buy

Deck-mounted taps need a tap hole in the basin, worktop or bath. Wall-mounted taps and spouts need pipework run into the wall before tiling, and freestanding taps need hot and cold supplies brought up through the floor. Wastes are sold separately unless the listing says otherwise.

Bathroom tap FAQs

What is the difference between a mixer tap and pillar taps?

A mixer blends hot and cold water and delivers it through one spout, usually controlled by a single lever. Pillar taps are a separate pair of hot and cold taps. Every tap on this page is a mixer.

Can I match my taps to my shower and accessories?

Yes. Oriana taps come in chrome, matt black and brushed brass, and the Oriana range adds thermostatic shower valves, bar showers, towel bars, robe hooks and toilet roll holders in matt black and brushed brass.

Do I need a low-pressure tap?

If your hot water comes from a cylinder fed by a tank in the loft, you probably have a gravity-fed, low-pressure system. Choose a tap listed as suitable for low pressure systems, or ask a plumber to check your pressure before you order.