There is a particular quality to a bathroom that has been thought through rather than assembled. This is for that bathroom: a complete exposed shower set — square rain head, riser, wall mixer, and tub filler spout — in solid brass, handcrafted in Marrakesh.
The finish you choose will develop over time rather than wear away. That's the difference between solid brass and plated brass: one ages, the other deteriorates, and most people don't find out which they have until it's too late. This one is brass throughout.
Specifications
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Material: Solid brass throughout — never plated
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Includes: Square rain shower head, riser pipe, wall mixer, tub filler spout
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Mounting: Exposed, wall mounted
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Controls: Two lever handles with diverter
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Finishes: Unlacquered brass, brushed brass, brushed nickel, polished nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, polished copper, antique copper
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Customization: Handle style and shower head can be changed on request
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Guarantee: 5 years on craftsmanship
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Returns: 14 days
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Shipping: Complimentary worldwide DHL from Marrakesh
Can I use it for both a shower and a bath?
Yes — that's the design. The lower spout fills the tub, and the diverter sends water up the riser to the rain head when you want to shower. One system on the wall, both functions.
Can I change the handles or the shower head?
Yes. Handle style and shower head shape are both customizable — tell us what you want at checkout or contact us before ordering, and we'll build the set to match.
Which finish should I choose?
Seven finishes are available. Unlacquered brass and polished copper are living finishes: they deepen into honey, amber, and russet tones with 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.
Solid brass vs. plated: why does it matter?
Plated fixtures carry a thin decorative layer over a cheaper base metal, and it wears through — usually within a few years, usually where you touch it most. Solid brass is the same metal all the way through: it can't wear off, it resists corrosion, and instead of deteriorating it develops a patina.
How will the finish age?
In unlacquered brass, the shower deepens into honey and amber tones faster than anywhere else in the home — steam and water speed the process. Polish it back to the original shine anytime with a standard brass cleaner.
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.