STR EAMING NOW "e idea came from clients," explains Waterworks CEO and
Creative Director Peter Sallick of the newly reintroduced Waterworks Studio collection.
Unveiling more than 50 introductions this year—including lighting; fittings; and chrome,
nickel and unlacquered brass finishes—the brand offers a clean-lined design aesthetic and a
more approachable price point, perfect for second homes or guest areas. "It was a holy-grail
opportunity that we knew we wanted to fulfill because clients kept asking," says Sallick
of the demand for more simplified fixtures that still offer the trademark high standard of
Waterworks luxury. "We use the same materials, but the products have fewer parts," says
Sallick. is beautifully edited collection is anything but watered down. –Phebe Wahl
Cottage Field tile, Highgate Low Profile
three-hole wall-mounted lavatory
faucet, Cross handles, Latchet wall-
mounted round mirror, Oxley single
vanity packaged with Clara sink and
Gossamer slab top, and Wallingford
soap dish, price upon request, all by
Waterworks Studio at Alexander
Marchant, 1114 W. Fifth St., Bldg A,
512.462.1444, alexandermarchant.com
PHOTO
COURTESY
OF
WATERWORKS
DES IG N
& R E A LT Y
