Ravenna – Brushed Gold Bottle Trap

Brushed gold captures light without reflecting it. The surface presents a matte, visually granular veil, softening reflections and revealing the tension of the brass beneath. This brushed gold basin trap takes on a bottle shape: a thin vertical cylinder, placed under the basin, extended by a horizontal pipe that runs towards the wall.

The main cylinder flares at the top to receive the basin waste, then descends straight for a few centimeters before the elbow. The horizontal part extends the line to the wall rose, wide and flat, which conceals the drain outlet. A black rubber seal, visible at the back of the rose, seals the passage against the wall. The brass is solid, heavy, and electroplated to maintain its color over time.

On a light wall, the piece stands out clearly without dominating. On a dark wall, it emphasizes the verticality of the basin and catches the eye just enough to become a visual landmark. The 2.6-inch diameter corresponds to standard wastes, simplifying installation for both renovation and new construction.

Brushed gold brass basin trap for wall-hung or semi-recessed basins

The 45 cm version covers most configurations between basin and wall outlet, even when the basin is offset from the wall or mounted on a low cabinet. The horizontal extension is adjustable during installation: it can be cut or hidden behind the rose if the planned distance is shorter.

Other available finishes open up other possibilities. Brushed gray works with nickel or brushed stainless steel faucets. Brushed rose gold complements white ceramic or pink marble basins. Chrome remains legible with traditional faucets. Matte black is for more contrasting bathrooms, where the faucet already plays an accent role. The choice is made with the faucet, not against it.

To delve deeper into the harmony between drain and faucet, the complete selection of basin traps brings together all finishes, and the range of basin faucets uses the same brushed shades to maintain visual consistency from one water point to another.

A solid brass bottle trap designed to remain visible under the basin

Many traps are designed to disappear behind furniture. This one is designed to remain visible. The bottle shape stands under the basin without being imposing, and the brushed finish resists fingerprints and limescale better than classic polished chrome. Signs of use fade instead of becoming ingrained.

In an open bathroom, under a wall-hung ceramic or stone basin, the piece becomes an element of the overall design. In a small bathroom, it fulfills the same function of studied discretion: no plastic cover, no gray PVC pipe under the waste. The brushed gold basin trap provides a metallic coherence that a common sanitary trap never does.

Brass withstands the humidity and condensation inherent in bathrooms. The electroplated layer maintains the color over time, provided abrasive cleaners are avoided. A soft sponge and a little soap are sufficient for maintenance.