Radii Range

The Phoenix Radii range is built around a single round plate design that carries across tapware, accessories and fittings, giving a bathroom one consistent look instead of a mix of shapes and edges. It comes in chrome, brushed nickel and matte black, so the same design works whether the rest of the room is warm toned or monochrome.

The idea behind the Radii range

Where a lot of tapware ranges vary their plate shape between product types, Radii keeps the same circular backplate on everything, set slightly proud of the wall for a bit of shadow and depth. The result is a range where a tap, a shower mixer and a wall fitting all read as part of the same family, even if they were bought separately or at different times.

Where the round plate shows up

The round plate design is most visible on tapware and wall mounted fittings, where the backplate sits behind the handle or spout. It is a deliberate contrast to the flush, edge to edge plates used on some other ranges, and it tends to suit bathrooms with softer, more rounded fixtures elsewhere, like an oval basin or a curved vanity edge. People searching for the range sometimes shorten it to just "the Radii" once they know the design, though the full name is worth using when browsing so it is not confused with other Phoenix collections.

Matching accessories to the range

Bathroom accessories built to the same round plate profile, including toilet roll holders and robe hooks, are available separately and are covered in full on the Phoenix Radii bathroom accessories collection, along with the specific finish and installation details for each product. This page focuses on the range as a whole rather than repeating that detail, so treat it as the starting point for understanding the design before moving to the accessory collection for individual products.

Choosing a finish across the range

Chrome is the safest option if you are not settled on a colour scheme yet, since it reflects whatever is around it rather than adding its own tone. Brushed nickel reads warmer and suits timber and stone finishes, while matte black gives the most contrast against light tile and is the finish most people pick when they want the tapware to stand out rather than blend in.

Planning a bathroom around Radii

Because the round plate is consistent across the range, it is one of the easier Phoenix collections to plan a full bathroom around without needing to check compatibility product by product. Start with the tapware, since it usually sets the finish for the room, then add matching accessories from the bathroom accessories collection once the main fixtures are confirmed. People often refer to it simply as the Radii look once it is installed, since the round plate becomes the detail that ties the room together rather than any single product.

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