Australian designer Bathroomware
Metal Alloy Basins
Merwe’s metal basins are available in Bronze, Zinc and Brass. We apply patina to the metal basins ensuring an exquisite basin finish.
Metal Vanities
The metal vanities are available in solid bronze and formed metal. Different standard sizes are available and we can customise vanities in brass and copper.
Solid Surface Basins
Our Solid Surface basins are available in white matt & gloss finishes. We are featuring various designs to suit your style.
Solid Surface Vanities
Merwe’s Solid Surface vanities are available in various lengths; these modern wall-hung vanities are available in a matt & gloss surface finish.
Solid Surface baths
Our Solid Surface freestanding baths are ergonomically designed for maximum comfort, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing soak, while providing an elegant design.
Designers of Refined Bathware.
Designed in the rainforest of Tamborine Mountain, Australia. Merwe selects exceptionally skilled manufacturers who can supply superior unique bathroom ware to our selected retailers.
Materials of Merwe Bathware
As designers of bath ware, Merwe continually explores new materials and finishes to create unique bathroom designs.
Solid Surface
Highly durable and easy to clean. Full-bodied, providing a uniformed matrix throughout the material of the product. It is composed, primarily, from aluminium hydroxide and synthetic resins.
Bronze
Bronze superficially oxidises to form a protective barrier coating of copper oxide. Copper alloys, including bronze, have antimicrobial surface properties, killing harmful microbes. Often within two hours or less .
Zinc
Zinc alloy has exceptionally high antibacterial properties killing all coliforms within a concise time frame. Zinc’s natural properties provide years of virtually maintenance-free use.
Brass
Brass is a living binary alloy that consists of copper and zinc. Brass responds to its environment and exhibits antimicrobial surface properties, giving it an inherent ability to kill a range of harmful microbes.
Copper
Copper naturally forms its own patina subject to its natural environment. This process creates a living finish and colour to the metal. 100% of copper can be recovered in the recycling process. It is estimated that around 80% of copper ever mined is still in circulation today, with very little being lost to landfill or other waste.