Cascada Single Handle Waterfall Sink Faucet – Brushed Gold

Gold in a bathroom fixture used to mean one thing: polished, high-gloss, and difficult to keep looking clean. Brushed gold changes that equation entirely. The brushed surface texture breaks up light instead of mirroring it, which means the warm tone reads as refined rather than ostentatious — and daily water splashes don't leave the white mineral deposits that make polished gold look neglected within a week. This faucet delivers that finish on a solid brass body with a stainless steel waterfall spout, a ceramic cartridge, and a single-hole installation that fits standard bathroom vanities without modification.

Brushed Gold vs Polished Gold — The Practical Difference

Polished gold maximizes reflectivity; brushed gold maximizes longevity. The PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) coating used on brushed gold faucets bonds the finish directly to the brass at a molecular level, making it significantly more resistant to tarnishing, corrosion, and surface scratching than traditional electroplating. You won't be polishing this faucet every few days to keep it looking the way it did when it arrived. A wipe with a soft cloth removes any water trace. That's it.

Where This Finish Works

Brushed gold pairs naturally with warm bathroom palettes — wood-grain vanities, cream or beige tile, terrazzo, and natural stone. It also works as a considered contrast against cooler backgrounds: charcoal tile, white marble with warm veining, or concrete. The key is that it introduces warmth without demanding the whole bathroom match it. Unlike chrome or brushed nickel, it shifts the temperature of a space rather than just reflecting what's already there.

How It's Built

The body is solid brass — the correct material for a bathroom faucet because it withstands the constant cycle of heat, water contact, and pressure variation without cracking or corroding internally. The spout is stainless steel, shaped to spread water into a wide, flat sheet as it exits rather than directing it through a narrow stream. The single ceramic cartridge inside the handle manages temperature and flow volume; ceramic is the right cartridge type for longevity because it doesn't develop the drips that worn rubber washers do over time. Cascada backs the build with a 5-year warranty.

Specifications

• Finish: Brushed Gold (PVD coating)
• Body: Solid Brass
• Spout: Stainless Steel
• Handle: Zinc Alloy, Single
• Cartridge: Ceramic
• Flow Rate: 1.2 GPM
• Function: Waterfall
• Mounting: Single-hole, deck-mounted
• Includes: Hot water hose, cold water hose, mounting hardware
• Warranty: 5 years

Installation

Single-hole deck mount — drops into one hole in your sink or countertop. Hot and cold supply hoses are included. Most installations are completed without a plumber. If you're replacing an existing single-hole faucet, it's a direct swap with no additional drilling required.

Complete the Install

A brushed gold faucet next to a mismatched drain pulls the whole vanity apart. The Cascada Brass Push-Button Pop-Up Drain Stopper is available to coordinate with this finish — solid brass construction, push to close, push to drain, compatible with sinks that have an overflow.

Single-hole installation. 5-year warranty. Free shipping within the US.