Executive washrooms were the final spaces reviewed during our headquarters renovation, and HexaGrace in antique brushed brass gave them the architectural weight missing from the earlier fixture package. The warmer surface sits comfortably beside walnut millwork and veined stone without appearing overly polished. Facilities joined the selection review to ensure the specification remained practical beyond opening day. Six months later, the rooms still present exceptionally well during client events, and ownership considers the upgraded fixture package money well placed.
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Age Without Weakness
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
Reviewer:
Renee Ashworth from Tempe, AZ
Antique brushed brass gives HexaGrace a mature character without making the faucet feel delicate or purely decorative. Underneath the finish is a solid-brass, three-hole platform with ceramic-disc control, separate hot and cold handles, thermostatic temperature balancing, and a published 1.2–1.5 GPM flow at 60 PSI. Those fundamentals make the design easier to take seriously for everyday use. I particularly like the brushed surface because it has less visual glare than polished brass and suits both traditional and transitional bathrooms. The two-handle layout does require more countertop space than a single-hole faucet, but the resulting symmetry feels intentional. For a premium vanity, this version balances heritage styling with reassuringly conventional mechanical construction.
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