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Native Trails

Artisan-crafted luxury kitchen and bath brand founded in 1996, a Certified B Corporation known for copper, NativeStone concrete, fireclay and Murano glass sinks, tubs and vanities.

Native Trails

Native Trails

Decorative Plumbing

Showroom San Jose, CA

KiLAND Design Center

About Native Trails

Native Trails was founded in 1996 by Naomi Neilson, who brought the work of artisans from central Mexico to central California, beginning with hand-hammered copper sinks. The founder-owned company is a Certified B Corporation, recognized for meeting high standards of social and environmental impact.

Its kitchen and bath lineup includes fireclay, NativeStone concrete, copper and nickel sinks; copper and nickel bathtubs; Murano glass and precious-metal bath sinks; and bath vanities in collections such as Americana, Cuzco, Solace, Topanga, Vintner's and Winemaker. The company was the first to have copper sinks UPC-certified and IAPMO-listed, and emphasizes recycled copper, reclaimed wood and sustainable materials.

Native Trails at KiLAND

What We Offer

What we specify from Native Trails, available through our showroom.

  • Kitchen Sinks

    Fireclay, NativeStone concrete, copper and nickel kitchen sinks in artisan-crafted designs.

  • Bathroom Sinks

    Vessel and vanity sinks in copper, nickel, precious metals, NativeStone concrete and Murano glass.

  • Bathtubs & Vanities

    Copper and NativeStone soaking tubs plus solid-wood bath vanities from the Americana, Cuzco, Solace and Vintner's collections.

  • Vanity Tops & Accessories

    Vanity tops, mirrors, drains, bottom grids and care products to complete the bath.

The Brands We Carry

Names you already trust.

Cabinetry, flooring and hardware from manufacturers we have specified for years — on display in the San Jose showroom, with decorative plumbing next door at Mávio.

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We asked them to quote on a hardwood floor installation. Although I am reasonably experienced with home projects, this was outside of my comfort zone. To make sure, we asked them to come to the house, measure the area correctly and make sure there is a plan for the project. The estimate was about 10k and we accepted. Well, they forgot to charge for the glue - add $850. Oh, the preexisting tiles are sitting in 2" of mortar. That happens sometimes, they said. They could have looked at the subfloor easily to see that, but they did not ... add $4k for additional demo work and new raised subfloor. And the flooring of the house is not even so we have to put transitions in; I was able to persuade them to raise the new subfloor and level things off after a bunch of discussions on how this was too much work, but it required a lengthy discussion. Well, next was that they miscalculated the area ... need to add more hardwood floor material and installation charge ... add $1.7k. And when it came to installing the last transitions to the adjacent rooms, I was told that the material they ordered would not work and they did not have time to get other items and finish it (they said I should finish it myself). Along they way they nicked into my walls many times and left a bunch of black marks. Yes, they offered to repaint, but I kind of lost confidence and considered what may go wrong when their floor installer who does not have time to do his main job would start painting my walls. The small discount they offered me did not make things right. Other than that, it was a wonderful experience ...

— Stefan G. · Homeowner

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