Gold Shower System, Mixer & Bath Spout

This column is surface-mounted: the whole body stays visible on the wall. A long square tube rises from the mixer to an angled arm that carries a square shower head, flat above your head.

The finish is a brushed gold, matt and slightly satin, applied to every part: tubes, mixer, hand shower and escutcheons. Against sage green, white or concrete tiles, it becomes the eye-catching element in the bathroom.

The hand shower is also square, with a cylindrical handle, and rests on a sliding holder fixed to the tube.

The mixer is operated by a flat lever on top: you set flow and temperature in a single movement, by hand. On its front face, a round dial acts as a diverter to send the water to the shower head, the hand shower or the spout.

The rectangular spout, under the body, makes all the difference compared with a standard shower column: it fills a bath or a cleaning bucket, or rinses feet, without wetting the whole room.

This setup therefore suits a shower, but also a bath where you want to keep a real filling spout.

The flat-lay package photo shows the square shower head, the gold hose, the mixer with its spout, the large angled tube, the hand shower, its holder, two connectors, two square escutcheons and a bag of washers and wall plugs.

The mixer screws onto two wall supplies, hot and cold water; the connectors and their escutcheons take up the gap and hide the threads. The tube is then fixed to the wall by a clamp: one or two holes in the tiles.

On supplies already in place, an experienced DIYer can do it; otherwise, leave it to a plumber.