Jaquar’s faucet collections in 2025 showcase an impressive palette of contemporary finishes, curated to meet both aesthetic demands and performance expectations. At the forefront is PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) technology, which provides ultra-durable, eco-friendly surface finishes with excellent resistance to corrosion and deterioration. Popular PVD colour options include Bright Gold, Matt Gold, and Blush Gold, offering an elevated touch to luxury bathrooms.
Beyond PVD, Jaquar has embraced Black Matt, Brass Matt, Graphite, Antique Bronze, Black Chrome, Antique Copper and Chrome, all curated to work across products like faucets, showers, and accessories.
Modern faucets are designed with innovative technologies that help conserve water without compromising on performance. Jaquar integrates advanced systems across its range to ensure significant water savings in both residential and commercial settings.
Flow Restrictors:
These devices enable faucets and showers to save up to 80% of water while still maintaining a voluminous and consistent flow. Jaquar flow restrictors work effectively under low and high water pressure conditions, offering users the same satisfying experience every time.
Pressmatic Technology:
Faucets equipped with pressmatic technology dispense a fixed quantity of water per press. This ensures precise control and minimises unnecessary water usage. These faucets are ideal for high-footfall areas like airports, hospitals, hotels, colleges and restaurants, where water efficiency is critical.
Sensor Faucets:
These smart faucets activate water flow only when hands are detected and automatically shut off when they’re removed, ensuring zero wastage. Perfect for public spaces, sensor faucets help conserve water during common tasks like handwashing, especially when lathering with soap, as the water remains off until needed again.
Finish expectations have shifted dramatically as Indian end-users become more design-literate and maintenance-conscious. High-polish chrome still has a role, but the growth is unmistakably in low-sheen, touch-friendly, fingerprint-resilient surfaces.
Ergonomics is often where design meets tech. Several of our latest mixers incorporate a click-button diverter that lets users intuitively switch outlets, like spout to hand-shower, without hunting for a mini toggle. Higher-spec installations can step up to thermostatic mixers with Click Select actuation, giving tactile confirmation and more repeatable settings across multi-user households. While your feature centres on faucets, it’s worth noting that architects are increasingly asking whether sink, shower, and even WC tech can talk to one another.
Architects rarely choose a faucet in isolation; they’re composing a water experience. Where projects extend beyond the basin, we’re seeing strong uptake in multi-mode showering — Rain Columns for full coverage, Dual Waterfall + Rain ceiling plates for drama, and ultra-fine Mist modes that cool quickly in hot climates while trimming water volume. In spa-led suites, body jets are back but smarter: selectable patterns, dual-function jets, even dancing jet arrays with integrated mist pulses that double as hydro-massage. Coordinating faucet finish, handle language, and control ergonomics across these elements gives designers a cohesive, high-luxury narrative without visual clutter.
Indian plumbing conditions vary wildly. We design mounting systems and internal pathways to tolerate pressure swings, sediment load, and mixed water chemistry. Long-term serviceability — access to cartridges, availability of finish-matched spares, and backward-compatible parts — matters to architects defending lifecycle value. Many of our matte and dual-tone finishes are delivered through advanced PVD or hybrid coating stacks that extend wear life and colour stability in coastal or hard-water environments. A good design should stay good for more than ten years!
Read the full story that first appeared in Architect & Interiors India’s August 2025 issue here:
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