22/07/2026
Matt black wasn't the answer in this shower screen installation. Neither was Silver.
Black would have drawn hard lines through a room built on soft ones, and silver would have turned cold against the warm tiles and timber. The owners of this Brabham home chose brushed nickel, and they chose well. Tapware, shower rail, basin mixer, and the frame of the shower screen all match and work as one.
It's a decision worth thinking about carefully. On a semi-frameless screen the frame runs the full perimeter of the enclosure, which makes it one of the largest expanses of metal in the room. Matched to the rest of the fixtures, it reads as part of the palette.
Brushed nickel is one of a wide range of finishes we supply, alongside matt black, bright silver, brushed brass, gun metal and more.
The screen itself is 6mm toughened glass, sitting on a raised sill with a return panel measured to follow the nib wall beside the vanity.