The arch in the GoldenArc is not decorative — it's structural, giving the bridge configuration a visual tension and upward movement that flat-top bridge faucets don't have. Over a farmhouse sink, over a stone-top double basin, over any kitchen sink meant to be looked at, the arching bridge reads as both classical and contemporary — the combination that ages best in kitchen design.
Handcrafted in Marrakesh by Moroccan artisans from solid brass, the arch and bridge are made from the same material as the spout and handles: one consistent piece of hardware, not an assembly of different-quality components. Cross handles give separate hot and cold control, and the spout height and arc clear most pot heights comfortably.
Specifications
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Material: Solid brass, handcrafted in Marrakesh
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Overall height: 19 inches
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Spout height: 15 inches
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Spout reach: 8 inches
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Overall width: 11 inches
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Base height: 5 inches
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Installation: Two-hole bridge, 8" center-to-center spread
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Warranty: 5 years
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Returns: 14 days
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Shipping: Free worldwide DHL/UPS
Will it fit my sink or countertop?
The GoldenArc uses a standard 8" center-to-center spread — the most common two-hole configuration in US kitchens. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm before ordering.
What if my sink or countertop has three holes?
The faucet installs in two holes. If your sink has a third, it can be used for a side sprayer or covered with a matching brass hole cover — just let us know at checkout.
Will the 19" height fit under my window or cabinets?
At 19 inches overall with a 15" spout height, the GoldenArc needs vertical clearance — measure from your counter to any window sill or shelf above the sink. The high arc is what gives you room to fill and wash tall stock pots without the spout in the way.
Why an arched bridge instead of a flat one?
A flat-top bridge sits low and horizontal. The arch lifts the silhouette, giving more clearance over the sink and a lighter visual line — the same reason gooseneck faucets read taller and more open than straight spouts.
How do I choose and order a finish?
Seven finishes are available:
- Unlacquered Brass
- Brushed Brass
- Brushed Nickel
- Polished Nickel
- Oil-Rubbed Bronze
- Polished Copper
- Antique Copper
Unlacquered brass and polished copper are living finishes — they deepen into honey, amber, and russet tones with daily use, and polish back to a bright shine whenever you want. Brushed brass, brushed nickel, polished nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, and antique copper hold their look consistently over time.
To order a finish other than unlacquered brass, contact us before or after checkout — or leave your choice in the order notes at checkout, and we'll confirm it with you before production begins.
Materials
To care for unlacquered brass, you only need a few basics: soft microfiber cloths, mild pH-neutral dish soap, and warm water. If you prefer a bright, polished finish over a natural patina, use a quality brass polish or a simple paste of lemon and baking soda — just rinse thoroughly afterward, as acidic residue can cause uneven spotting. A thin coat of carnauba or Renaissance wax adds a protective moisture barrier. Never use steel wool, scouring pads, ammonia, bleach, or harsh chemical cleaners — they will permanently damage the metal.
Care
The golden rule: keep it dry. Wipe away water droplets after every use to prevent spotting and mineral buildup. For routine cleaning, wipe with a damp, soapy cloth, rinse with fresh water, and hand-dry immediately with a soft towel.
Unlacquered brass is a living finish — you choose its character. Let it oxidize naturally into a deep, matte patina, or polish it periodically to restore its original glow. Either way, applying a thin layer of wax twice a year helps the hardware shed water and keeps the finish even over time.