The 12 Best Kitchen Faucets to Make It Your Favorite Room in the House
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Any homeowner knows that the kitchen quickly becomes the soul of the house - where family dinners are made, where friends gather, and where just about everyone hunts for a midnight snack. If there's anything, though, that gets more use in your kitchen than the fridge, it's the sink. From the end-of-day washing up to filling yet another pasta pot, your faucet quickly becomes an essential part of your day, so be sure it suits your style!
Delta Faucet Trinsic Single-Handle Kitchen Sink Faucet
A simple and sleek design, the Trinsic from Delta offers Diamond Seal technology to reduce leaking and lasts twice as long as the industry standard. The magnetic docking also keeps the pull-down sprayer firmly in place when not in use.
Larger households understand the necessity of a powerful (and long-lasting) faucet, which is why we can't help but love the Grohe K7. Scratch and tarnish-resistant, this commercial-inspired pick will have you feeling like a professional chef right at home.
Whether you're styling your kitchen with an updated cottage-core feel or a vintage-inspired industrial vibe, you'll have success with this simple, single-hole faucet.
Simple, modern, and yet timelessly classic is this brushed silver option. For home decorators on a budget, its under $50 price point makes it that much more attractive.
Everyone loves a touch of glam, even in the kitchen. This single handle faucet still offers a handy pull-down sprayer and a matching soap dispenser with the sophistication of a brushed gold finish. It's the perfect blend of form and function.
A restaurant-style kitchen sink almost feels incomplete without a restaurant-style faucet to match, and this high polished chrome option ties everything together beautifully.
Similar to the Trinsic is the Delta Essa, which differs ever so slightly in the softer curves of its shape. The Venetian bronze is also a bit less severe that matte black if you're looking for just a touch of drama.
Vintage-lovers everywhere understand the classic beauty of Nuvo's swooping curves and dual faucet handles. The brushed nickel finish, though, keeps things on the more contemporary side for the best of both worlds.
Going deeper down the vintage-inspired rabbit hole (and why shouldn't you?), the Kingston Brass English Country faucet is an eclectic designer's dream with its stunning antique copper finish and sloping handle bridge.
For timelessness and elegance that will suit nearly every design style, consider this Millennium faucet from Kingston Brass. Easy to install for DIYers, and under $120 for budget-minded shoppers.
If you're going for the ultra-modern minimalist look, Delta's Keele faucet offers a high shine chrome finish as well as a near-seamless, single handle design.
Modern by nature of its sleek and simple lines, but with a dose of fashionable personality with its brushed bronze coloring, the Kraus Oletto faucet is a rich, warm-toned fixture that will play beautifully off of cooler toned kitchen designs.
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