California Faucets Marries Modern Design with Coastal Elegance in the Cayucos® Series
With the combination of slim Cross or Lever handles and a choice of three spouts – including its signature low spout look – Cayucos brings a fresh look to the modern bath
(Huntington Beach, CA) California Faucets proudly introduces the Cayucos® Series. Perfectly combining design and performance, the new series features a sleek Low Quad Spout and elegantly slim handles, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of bathroom environments, from contemporary to transitional. The design’s easygoing minimalist aesthetic, inspired by the laid-back beach vibes of the charming coastal town of Cayucos, also makes it the ideal choice for creating one of today’s popular spa-inspired bath designs. In addition to its look, users will love the Low Quad Spout design, which directs water straight down for a cleaner, splash-free experience and pairs beautifully with chic Cross Handles or sleek ADA-compliant Lever Handles.
“When Leonardo DaVinci said, ‘simplicity is the ultimate sophistication,’ he must have been thinking about Cayucos,” quips California Faucets Chief Marketing Officer Noah Taft. “It’s a simple design that stands out without making a fuss,” Taft adds, noting the design is accentuated by beautiful, high-quality brass and artisan finishes that are hand-applied in the company’s Huntington Beach factory.
While the Low Quad Spout embodies high style, the versatile new series includes two additional spout options to ensure just the right configuration. Designers and homeowners can select a Medium Arch spout, which adds shapely curves to the sleek design, or a High Quad spout for a taller, more statuesque look. Multiple handle options, including lever, cross, and the company’s new colored porcelain, mean even more opportunities for personalization. Besides the deck-mount design, Cayucos is offered in a wall-mount style with the same minimal modern profile for added flexibility.
Crafted from high-quality solid brass, the Cayucos Series faucets come in over 25 artisan finishes, including PVD finishes that resist tarnishing. This means they can seamlessly fit into any color scheme you have in mind. Plus, a collection of matching accessories, including handshowers, grab bars, Roman tub sets, shower handles, towel bars, robe hooks, and more, carry the streamlined look throughout the bath.
List pricing for the Cayucos Series widespread Low Quad Spout faucet begins at $899 for Polished Chrome finish.
About California Faucets
At California Faucets, we believe in artisan hands, not mass production. Recognized as the “Best Value in Luxury Faucets” by StarCraft Reviews, the oldest independent reviewer of faucets, we’ve been designing, finishing, and assembling solid-brass bath products at our Huntington Beach factory since 1988. Available in 25+ artisan finishes, every faucet can be easily customized or purchased exactly as shown in our catalog. Our popular bath collections proudly provide the latest in bath and shower technology with innovations such as StyleDrain®, StyleTherm®, and ZeroDrain®. These groundbreaking innovations turn utilitarian products into beautiful design statements and are the heart of our ever-evolving line of bath faucets, shower fittings, luxury drains, and accessories. We’ve also applied the same handcrafted quality and custom options to a full line of kitchen faucets. Our Kitchen Collection combines Italian design with California craftsmanship and offers a full range of matching accessories for a thoroughly coordinated look. For more information about California Faucets, call 800-822-8855 or visit CaliforniaFaucets.com.
Editor's Note:
Coastal design is currently all the rage in kitchen and bathroom remodeling and renovation projects. It’s easy to understand why – this laid back, breezy, yet sophisticated style makes it feel like the coastline is just steps away from your front door. We recently covered the 2024 KCMA Design Awards, where a coastal-themed kitchen by designer Lynn Schrage received high praise from the judges. Read more about the project here.