All About Kingston's Colors & Finishes
Kingston is a prominent and leading company in the dynamic world of kitchen and bath design, recognized for its exceptional kitchen and bathroom fixtures. With a commitment to quality, Kingston has garnered a reputation for delivering top-quality fixtures that cater to the diverse needs of consumers. When it comes to design, durability, and function, a faucet’s color and finish play a big role. You’ll want to choose the best finish for your specific needs and preferences. However, this faucet finish and color guide will assist you in making an informed decision and forecast the quality to expect from Kingston’s premium finishes.

Kingston’s Color Finishes
Antique Brass
A mix of gold and black tones, antique brass is electroplated and lacquered.
Antique Copper
This natural metal color of copper is achieved by electroplating and lacquer.
Brushed Brass
Our quality brushed brass finish is achieved through PVD coating. This premium brushed finish is durable and reliable.
Brushed Nickel
This finish has a slightly warmer undertone to pair with other colors used in any design easily. The brushed low-gloss texture is typically achieved through the use of a wire brush or other abrasive material. This finish is achieved by electroplating and lacquer.
Black Stainless Steel
Black Stainless Steel is a rich gunmetal reminiscent color. A silver undertone with hints of black is designed by electroplating and lacquer.
Matte Black
This finish is a bold color choice, and a durable one at that. This finish is powder coated to achieve an evenly distributed and durable coat.
Naples Bronze
Although appearing to be a cousin of oil rubbed bronze, naples bronze is its own color finish. Highlighted with copper tinted accents, this brown toned finish is electroplated and lacquered.
Oil Rubbed Bronze
Oil Rubbed Bronze is Kingston’s only living finish. A living finish is one that forever changes. As the finish is exposed to the elements and experiences regular use, its appearance changes over time, and similarly to copper, develops a gorgeous patina. This finish is unlacquered to allow for natural aging.
Polished Brass
With PVD technology at the forefront of this finish, polished brass is a gorgeous gold and durable color finish.
Polished Chrome
Stark silver in color, polished chrome is an electroplated and unlacquered finish.
Polished Nickel
Similar to polished chrome, polished nickel is silver in color but with the slightest hint of a yellow/warm undertone as opposed to a stark cool toned silver. This finish is achieved through PVD coating.
Rose Gold
With a touch of blushing pink, our rose gold finish is protected and durable thanks to the PVD coating.
White
Our white finish is powder coated, thus providing a uniform and durable coat of white color.
PVD Coated Finishes
PVD coating technology, also known as Physical Vapor Deposition, has emerged as a game-changing advancement in the realm of faucet finishes...
The PVD Coating Process
The application of PVD coating to faucets involves a sophisticated yet efficient process...
Living Finishes
Living finishes possess distinctive characteristics that set them apart from traditional coatings...
Lacquered Finishes
Lacquered finish refers to a protective coating applied to brass or metal faucets...
Unlacquered Finishes
An unlacquered brass finish embraces the natural process of oxidation...
Solid Brass Faucet Construction
Brass emerges as a preferred and highly sought-after material for faucets due to its exceptional properties...
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most durable faucet finish for kitchens and bathrooms?
PVD-coated finishes are among the most durable faucet finishes available. They offer excellent resistance to corrosion, scratching, and fading, making them ideal for high-use kitchen and bathroom environments.
How do I choose the best faucet finish for my home?
Choosing the best faucet finish depends on your design preferences, maintenance expectations, and usage. Finishes like brushed nickel and matte black are versatile and easy to maintain, while living finishes like oil rubbed bronze develop a unique patina over time.












