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House of Rohl

Since its formation, House of Rohl has built its reputation on the principle of “Life Well Crafted” by bringing together heritage-driven kitchen and bath fixtures from the finest ateliers around the world. The brand curates multiple distinguished names—each with deep roots in craft, proportion, and enduring materials—so that homeowners gain access to design traditions grounded in performance and aesthetic integrity. The ethos of the brand emphasizes artisan methods and signature finishes, ensuring every product delivers both beauty and reliability.

Tri-Supply has chosen to partner with House of Rohl because their collective brands reflect exactly the level of craft and design sophistication our customers seek. With this partnership, you gain access to fixtures that offer timeless form, premium materials, and coordinated finishes—so your kitchen or bath not only looks integrated, but is built to perform. Visit one of our showrooms to explore the full House of Rohl offering, see finish and feature options up close, and speak with one of our specialists about how these fixtures can become the centerpiece of your design.

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