Fienza Tono is a large tapware range spanning basin, bath, shower and sink mixers, giving you a single consistent design to use across an entire bathroom, ensuite or kitchen. With this many products in one range, Tono covers multiple finishes and configurations, so most renovations can be fitted out entirely within the one collection.
What's included in the Tono range
Because Tono is such a broad range, it typically covers basin mixers for vanities, bath mixers and fillers, shower mixers, and sink mixers for the kitchen, all sharing a consistent design language. This makes it a practical choice when you want the tapware to look intentional and matched from room to room rather than picking different ranges for the bathroom and kitchen.
Within the range you'll find different handle and spout configurations suited to different fixtures, so a basin mixer built for a vanity will differ slightly from a sink mixer built for kitchen use, even though the design family is the same.
Finish options
Given the size of the Tono range, it's available across a wide spread of finishes, from chrome through to matt black and other contemporary metal tones. Choosing a finish that's available across the tap types you need, basin, bath, shower and sink, is the easiest way to keep the whole home consistent, since not every finish is necessarily available in every configuration.
Choosing the right mixer for each room
For bathrooms, think about whether you need a basin mixer for the vanity, a bath mixer or filler, and a separate shower mixer, since Tono offers dedicated products for each rather than one universal fitting. For kitchens, the sink mixer in the range is built for higher use and typically a different spout height and reach than the bathroom products, so it's worth choosing based on the fixture rather than assuming one product suits every room.
Why choose one range across the whole home
Using Tono throughout a renovation means the tapware finish, handle style and overall look stay consistent from the kitchen through to every bathroom, which is one of the simplest ways to make a renovated home feel cohesive. It also simplifies future maintenance and replacements, since spare parts and matching finishes stay within the one range rather than juggling multiple tapware brands.
Planning a fitout with Tono
With a range this size, it helps to plan room by room rather than trying to select everything at once. Start with the bathroom vanity mixer, since it's usually the most visible tap in the home, then move on to the bath and shower mixers, and finish with the kitchen sink mixer once the finish has been confirmed across the earlier choices. Checking spout reach and height against your specific basin, bath and sink shapes before ordering will help avoid a mixer that doesn't sit comfortably with the fixture it's paired with.
Because Tono spans so many configurations, it's also worth confirming water inlet type and mounting style, wall mounted or deck mounted, against your existing plumbing before finalising an order, particularly if you're renovating around fixed pipework rather than starting from scratch.
