Turner Hastings Kitchen Taps
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Original price $1,354Current price $1,152Turner Hastings Ludlow Bridge Mixer Tap - Brushed Brass
Introducing the Ludlow bridge mixer tap, designed in England, and expertly crafted in Italy. This traditional-style tap draws inspiration from the ...
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Original price $1,354Current price $1,152Turner Hastings Ludlow Bridge Mixer Tap - Brushed Nickel
Introducing the Ludlow bridge mixer tap, designed in England, and expertly crafted in Italy. This traditional-style tap draws inspiration from the ...
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Original price $1,233Current price $1,049Turner Hastings Ludlow Bridge Mixer Tap - Chrome
Introducing the Ludlow bridge mixer tap, designed in England, and expertly crafted in Italy. This traditional-style tap draws inspiration from the ...
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Original price $1,354Current price $1,151Turner Hastings Ludlow Bridge Mixer Tap - English Bronze
The Ludlow bridge mixer tap is a perfect blend of English design and Italian craftsmanship. Inspired by Victorian style, it brings a classic look t...
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Original price $1,034Current price $878Turner Hastings Ludlow Double Mixer Tap - English Bronze
The Ludlow double mixer tap, designed in England, and crafted in Italy, draws traditional inspiration from the Victorian era, offering a timeless a...
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Original price $1,034Current price $878Turner Hastings Ludlow Double Sink Mixer - Brushed Brass
Introducing the Ludlow double mixer tap, designed in England, and expertly crafted in Italy. This traditional-style tap draws inspiration from the ...
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Original price $1,034Current price $878Turner Hastings Ludlow Double Sink Mixer - Brushed Nickel
Introducing the Ludlow double mixer tap, designed in England, and expertly crafted in Italy. This traditional-style tap draws inspiration from the ...
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Original price $860Current price $731Turner Hastings Ludlow Double Sink Mixer - Chrome
Introducing the Ludlow double mixer tap, designed in England, and expertly crafted in Italy. This traditional-style tap draws inspiration from the ...
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Original price $1,233Current price $1,048Turner Hastings Ludlow Pull Out Mixer Tap - English Bronze
Introducing the Ludlow pull out mixer tap: an elegant blend of English design and Italian craftsmanship. Inspired by Victorian style, it adds a tim...
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Original price $1,233Current price $1,049Turner Hastings Ludlow Pull Out Sink Mixer - Brushed Brass
The Ludlow pull out mixer tap has been designed in England, and expertly crafted in Italy. This traditional-style tap draws inspiration from the Vi...
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Original price $1,233Current price $1,049Turner Hastings Ludlow Pull Out Sink Mixer - Brushed Nickel
The Ludlow pull out mixer tap has been designed in England, and expertly crafted in Italy. This traditional-style tap draws inspiration from the Vi...
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Original price $1,107Current price $941Turner Hastings Ludlow Pull Out Sink Mixer - Chrome
The Ludlow pull out mixer tap has been designed in England, and expertly crafted in Italy. This traditional-style tap draws inspiration from the Vi...
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Original price $1,107Current price $941Turner Hastings Naples Pull Out Mixer Tap - English Bronze
The Naples pull out mixer tap combines modern design with practical features. Designed in England and crafted in Italy, it features a sleek, tall g...
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Original price $1,107Current price $941Turner Hastings Naples Pull Out Mixer Tap - Matte Black
The Naples pull out mixer tap combines modern design with practical features. Designed in England and crafted in Italy, it features a sleek, tall g...
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Original price $1,107Current price $941Turner Hastings Naples Pull Out Sink Mixer - Brushed Brass
The Naples pull out mixer tap has a distinctive, modern pull-out design with a slim single lever handles for optimal control. Designed in England, ...
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Original price $1,107Current price $941Turner Hastings Naples Pull Out Sink Mixer - Brushed Nickel
The Naples pull out mixer tap has a distinctive, modern pull-out design with a slim single lever handles for optimal control. Designed in England, ...
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Original price $985Current price $838Turner Hastings Naples Pull Out Sink Mixer - Chrome
The Naples pull out mixer tap has a distinctive, modern pull-out design with a slim single lever handles for optimal control. Designed in England, ...
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Original price $985Current price $838Turner Hastings Providence Single Mixer Tap - Matte Black
The Providence single mixer tap has a distinctive, French provincial design with a single lever handle. Designed in England, and expertly crafted i...
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Why Turner Hastings Kitchen Mixers Are the Hero Your Renovation Needs
Let’s be honest for a second. When you start planning a kitchen renovation, the first thing you probably think about is the cabinetry colour or that massive island bench you’ve always wanted. We get it. Those are the big ticket items that grab your attention immediately. But here is the thing.
The most used item in your kitchen isn't your oven. It isn't your fridge. It is the tap.
Think about it. You are at the sink filling the kettle, rinsing veggies, washing hands, filling a dog bowl, or scrubbing that one lasagna pan that refuses to come clean. You touch your kitchen mixer more than almost anything else in your home. So, why do so many people leave choosing it until the last minute? We see it happen all the time at The Blue Space. People spend months on tiles and then rush to pick a tap that just... works.
We reckon you deserve better. And that is exactly why we need to talk about Turner Hastings.
What Actually Are Turner Hastings Kitchen Mixers?
If you haven't heard the name, don't worry. We can explain. Turner Hastings is a brand that sits in a really interesting spot in the market. They aren't trying to be ultra-futuristic robots, and they aren't making cheap throwaway gear. They make kitchen taps that feel like they have been pulled straight out of a country estate in England or a farmhouse in the south of France, but they build them to handle the absolute chaos of a modern Australian family dinner.
It’s a mix of European design heritage and proper build quality.
When you grab the handle of a Turner Hastings kitchen mixer, it has weight. It feels solid. It doesn't wobble. We love that. There is nothing worse than a flimsy tap that feels like it might snap off if you pull too hard. These are built to last.
The style is distinct. While many brands are racing to see who can make the thinnest, sharpest, most minimal square tube, Turner Hastings leans into curves, details, and ceramic accents. It is about character. It is about adding a bit of soul back into the room.
Where Does This Style Even Work?
You might be thinking this sounds too traditional for your place. But hold on. We have seen these taps installed in so many different types of homes, and they manage to look incredible in spaces you wouldn't expect.
The Hamptons Look
This is the obvious one. If you are doing shaker cabinets, subway tiles, and plenty of white, a Turner Hastings mixer is basically non-negotiable. It is the finishing touch that ties the whole room together.
Modern Farmhouse
This is huge right now. Think timber floors, big ceramic sinks, and open shelving. You need Turner Hastings Ludlow range here. The ceramic handles on the Ludlow mixers match perfectly with butler sinks. It just feels right.
Industrial Lofts
This sounds weird, we know. But trust us. If you have exposed brick or concrete, putting a shiny, modern chrome stick in the middle of it can look a bit cold. Dropping in a classic style mixer in a darker finish adds warmth. It softens the edges. It makes the space feel lived-in rather than like a sterile laboratory.
Let’s Break Down the Types
Okay, so you know the vibe. Now we need to look at the actual mechanics. Turner Hastings offers a few different setups, and picking the right one depends entirely on how you cook and how your plumbing is set up.
The Bridge Mixer
This is the showstopper. A bridge mixer attaches to the bench (or the wall) at two points—hot and cold—and the water mixes in a "bridge" before coming out of the spout. It looks grand. It makes a statement. If you have a large island bench and the tap is going to be on display from the living room, this is what you want.
However, you need to plan for this. You need two holes in your benchtop or sink. If you are replacing an old tap that only had one hole, this might not work unless you are happy to drill another one. Check your sink mixers setup before you buy.
The Single Lever Mixer
This is the practical hero. One hole, one handle. You control flow and temperature with a single movement. If you are often cooking with one hand while holding a baby or a bag of groceries with the other, a single lever is your best friend. It keeps the classic look but gives you modern convenience.
Pull-Out Sprays
We cannot stress this enough: if you have a big sink, get a pull-out sink mixer. Turner Hastings does these brilliantly. They hide the hose within the spout so it doesn't look like a shower head, but when you need to rinse spinach or clean the corners of a massive pot, you can pull the nozzle out. It changes the game. Once you have one, you can never go back to a static spout.
The Hob Mixer vs. Wall Mounted
Most people go for hob mixers, which stick out of the sink or bench. They are easier to plumb in. But if you are tight on space behind the sink, or you just want a really clean benchtop, look at wall-mounted options. Just remember that moving plumbing inside a wall is a bigger job than just swapping a tap on a bench.
Let's Talk Finishes (Because Chrome Isn't Your Only Option)
This is where the fun starts. We see people play it safe with chrome all the time, and look, chrome taps are classic for a reason. They are durable and easy to clean. But Turner Hastings offers a palette that can completely change the mood of your kitchen.
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Brushed Brass and Gold: If you want warmth, this is it. Gold taps or the slightly more muted brushed brass taps look incredible against navy blue or dark green cabinetry. It feels expensive. It feels like jewelry for your kitchen.
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Brushed Nickel: This is for people who like silver but hate fingerprints. Brushed nickel tapware has a softer, warmer tone than chrome. It hides water spots much better, which is a massive win if you have kids who splash everywhere.
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Bronze and Gunmetal: Want something moodier? Bronze taps bring an old-world charm that looks amazing in heritage homes. On the flip side, gunmetal tapware is a bit more contemporary but still has that industrial edge.
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Black and White: We can't forget the monochrome lovers. Black kitchen taps and mixers create a striking contrast if you have a light marble benchtop. It anchors the space. Alternatively, white tapware is super clean and fresh, though we see it used less often in the kitchen compared to bathrooms.
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The Stainless Look: If you want pure durability, stainless steel tapware is the workhorse. It matches your appliances. It doesn't rust. It just works.
And for those who really want to push the boat out, there are even niche finishes like champagne taps. It is all about what makes you smile when you walk into the room.
Why We Stand Behind This Brand (The Real Benefits)
We sell a lot of taps. Thousands. So when we say we recommend Turner Hastings kitchen tapware, it is not just because they look pretty. Here is why we actually rate them.
1. The Material Matters
A lot of cheap taps are made of questionable alloys that corrode from the inside out. Turner Hastings uses high-quality brass. It is heavy. It stands up to Australian water conditions. We are also seeing a huge push towards safety, which is why we appreciate their focus on quality materials. You can even find options similar to our range of lead-free taps if health is your top priority.
2. The Valves Are Solid
Ever had a dripping tap? It is torture. The "drip... drip... drip" keeps you awake at night. The ceramic disc cartridges in these mixers are top-tier. They give you smooth control over the water flow and they don't wear out like the old rubber washers used to.
3. They Match Everything
This is a big one for renovators. Turner Hastings doesn't just make kitchen taps. They make bathroom gear too. So if you are doing a whole house renovation, you can keep the theme consistent. You don't have to mix and match random brands.
Stuff You Might Forget To Check
We want you to be happy with this purchase for the next ten years. To make sure that happens, you need to think about the boring technical stuff before you click "add to cart".
Check the Spout Reach
This is the distance from the body of the tap to where the water comes out. If you have a tiny sink and a huge gooseneck sink mixer, the water might splash all over your bench. If you have a massive double bowl sink and a short spout, you'll be struggling to wash your hands. Measure your sink first.
Window Clearance
We see this mistake constantly. You put your sink under a window (classic move). You buy a tall, beautiful mixer. Then you realise you can't open the window because the tap is in the way. If you have a window that opens inwards or has a low sill, you need to measure the height clearance carefully.
Water Pressure
Most of these taps work fine on standard mains pressure. However, if you have a gravity-fed system (common in older country homes), just double-check the specs. You don't want a trickle when you need a torrent.
Accessibility
If you are renovating for a "forever home" where you plan to retire, think about the handles. 3-piece sink sets with cross handles can be harder to turn if you have arthritis. A single lever or one of our accessible taps with a longer handle might be a smarter future-proof move.
Alternatives
Look, if you read all this and decided you actually want something that turns on by waving your hand, Turner Hastings might not be for you. You should check out electronic sensor taps instead. Or if you want ultra-modern minimalist control, progressive mixers are cool gadgets where you twist one dial for both flow and temp. But for that classic, homely feel? You can't beat what we have discussed here.
Don't Forget the Spout
Sometimes you buy the taps and spouts separately, especially for wall assemblies. Just make sure they are from the same range so the golds or nickels match perfectly. Nothing is more annoying than two slightly different shades of "brass" right next to each other.
Making the Call
Renovating is stressful. There are a million decisions to make. But choosing a tap should be one of the fun parts. It is the jewelry of the kitchen. It is the thing you will interact with every single day.
We love the Turner Hastings range because it brings a bit of joy to the mundane task of washing up. It looks beautiful, it feels solid, and it works.
If you are still stuck or trying to figure out if black taps will suit your blue cupboards, give us a shout. Our team is obsessed with this stuff and we are always happy to chat about your design. Or just have a browse through the full collection online. You might find the perfect piece that finishes your room.
