The Nostromo Collection by Davide Mercatali in various PVD finishes: Matte Gun Metal, Matte British Gold, Raw Metal, Pure Brass.

Using the finest PVD finishes, Fantini excels at melding technological innovations with timeless forms, making them a leader and trendsetter in kitchen and bath fixtures.

The AF/21 Fukasawa Collection by Naoto Fukasawa in various PVD finishes: Matte Gun Metal, Matte Copper & Matte British Gold.

Many of Fantini’s collections are shaped around PVD finishes. This technology and application method ensure each product is made with care.

PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) is one of the most durable finishes in the industry. The chemical process was founded in the aerospace industry — originally used for metal tools in the 1970s — and has spread throughout many industries since its discovery.

Venezia Three-Hole Faucet by Matteo Thun in Matte Gun Metal.

Icona Classic Three-Hole Faucet by Vincent Van Duysen in Pure Brass.

Due to the chemical’s hardness, resistance, and durability, these faucets are hypoallergenic and resistant to corrosion, chemical products and UV light. When compared to other chemical processes, PVD also has a reduced environmental impact.

Milano Shower Set by Franco Sargiani in Matte Gun Metal.

Fantini strives for the best faucets and fixtures, with finishes that will last the test of time. Today, Fantini uses PVD for an enhanced finish across a selection of its faucets and fixtures, giving options including Polished Nickel, Matte Gun Metal, Matte British Gold, Matte Copper, Pure Brass and Raw Metal.

Icona Classic Collection by Vincent Van Duysen in various finishes: Matte Copper, Matte British Gold, Raw Metal, Pure Brass, Matte Gun Metal & Polished Nickel.

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