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New superyacht faucets: Inoxstyle unveils its collection at METSTRADE in Amsterdam

Inoxstyle, the Italian brand that has become synonymous with classy onboard showers, is about to take a new step in the history of nautical design. At the METSTRADE 2025 exhibition in Amsterdam, the company launched a new line of superyacht faucets, thus expanding its offering.

Design and quality: the Inoxstyle philosophy applied to faucets

Inoxstyle has always dressed the decks and exteriors of luxury boats with elegance through its marine steel and carbon showers. The company, based in Viareggio, develops products made from AISI 316L “marine grade” steel, a material designed to withstand the most challenging marine environments while maintaining a refined and durable aesthetic.

In its new line of faucets, Inoxstyle continues its dedication to materials and craftsmanship: controls, levers, and mixers with clean geometries and balanced proportions, refined finishes, and particular attention to details such as the complete absence of visible screws or fastenings. The result is transforming a strictly functional element into a true design object, a furnishing accessory capable of harmoniously interacting with the aesthetics of the interiors and exteriors of luxury yachts.

A natural continuity: from showers to faucets

The leap from iconic shower columns to a complete line of faucets represents a natural evolution of Inoxstyle’s design concept. The company’s showers have always been conceived not as mere functional accessories, but as furnishing elements capable of enhancing onboard outdoor spaces with elegance and character.

With the new faucets, Inoxstyle aims to offer stylistic continuity. The new line of faucets reflects the same spirit as the rest of the range, allowing owners and designers to complete the outfitting of outdoor areas with a coherent and harmonious aesthetic, as well as robustness.

Inoxstyle faucets allow for the creation of environments that do not distinguish between accessory and furnishing: each element interacts with the whole, contributing to the boat’s aesthetic identity. Thanks to excellent materials, the faucets have high resistance to corrosion and marine conditions.

The line of washbasin faucets joins and completes the offering of outdoor showers in steel and carbon fiber. Inoxstyle pays great attention to the construction quality of its products, which are recognized not only as showers but as objects that are part of a yacht’s furnishings. Now, with the new line of faucets, the company wants to extend this concept so that each mixer becomes a design element in harmony with the yacht.

With this new line, Inoxstyle not only strengthens its position as a reference in high-level yachting but also points in a direction: one where even details gain aesthetic and functional value, contributing to the overall harmony of the yacht.

Alessandro Giuzio

Alessandro is a professional journalist and contributes to The International Yachting Media since 2022. He is an expert on the sea and of course on boats.

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