Waterworks

Waterworks is a luxury bath and kitchen company founded in Connecticut in 1978. It began as a small family business selling specialty bath fittings for homes and has since developed a broad collection for residential and commercial spaces. The company describes its approach as combining design, artisanal craftsmanship, and engineering, with a focus on products intended to deliver lasting performance as well as visual quality.

Its product range spans bath and kitchen fittings and fixtures, bathtubs, sinks, accessories, lighting, surfaces, and cabinetry. Waterworks presents these products as coordinated design resources for creating distinctive rooms, with collections that encompass traditional, transitional, and contemporary styles. Its materials include brass, glass, ceramic, stone, wood, and other materials used across the assortment.

The company serves homeowners and works with interior designers, architects, builders, contractors, and other trade professionals. Its projects extend from individual residences to hotels, apartment buildings, and other commercial properties. Waterworks says it has built relationships with designers and architects and supports clients through product expertise and service for both residential and large commercial work.

Waterworks sells many products directly to customers around the world and also works through selected retail partners. It provides commercial support for hospitality and multi-unit developments, including assistance spanning design, engineering, parts, and customer service. Its website and showrooms provide ways for customers and trade professionals to explore its products and receive project support.

Waterworks traces its development to 1978 and says CEO and Creative Director Peter Sallick has led the company for more than 30 years. The company’s stated design process draws inspiration from art, architecture, fashion, luxury, food, and culture, and involves creators, product developers, engineers, and production specialists. Waterworks describes design as central to its identity and aims to create products and spaces that feel both distinctive and relatable.

Engineering and quality are integral to the company’s product development. Waterworks describes work that includes modeling, prototyping, and testing, with attention to connections, valves, performance, and compliance. It says its manufacturing approach balances artisanship with technology, and it reports incorporating recycled raw materials where possible, conserving water, minimizing contaminants, and following protocols for materials and waste handling.

Waterworks is headquartered in Danbury, Connecticut. Its public careers listings include roles across sales, product development, marketing, accounting, planning, and logistics, with positions in Danbury and its showrooms. The company describes its broader purpose as serving exceptional design projects with products and support, while maintaining a long-term focus on quality and craftsmanship.