Are you considering a new kitchen sink faucet but have no idea on how to start? There are so many choices and it can completely flummox you trying to sort out which is going to be the best in your home. This is why you should keep some key points with you while moving ahead with your decision. So lets go one step at a time.
Tip 1: Pay attention to the style of your kitchen. You prefer a homey, traditional maybe even country style kitchen with warm wood tones and rich classic details? One with a more traditional look would suit your needs perfectly if your kitchen is warm and inviting. Classic faucets are typically designed with an arched spout for the curve and offer plenty of detail that tend to complement a more rustic style. Contrarily, if your kitchen has a modern and simple design, you should go for a faucet that is more contemporary. A contemporary facuet usually has a very minimal range and has a straight spout which contributes to the lines of your kitchen.
Following that is the size of your sink. Make sure that if you have a big sink, the faucet has a long spout to reach all corners of the sink. It should be more comfortable to wash large pots or fill large bowls. A faucet with a shorter spout is perfectly fine if your sink is on the smaller end. After all, using a faucet that is the wrong size for washing dishes or cooking can be really annoying.
The next and one of the most important thing that you should consider, is your budget. Faucets can start below $50 and go to many hundreds of dollars. Determine that budget before you go shopping—it will keep your money where it belongs (with you). Creating a budget prevents you from going over your means. Remember, high price is not always equal to high level quality. Sometimes these pricier faucets come with expensive bells and whistles that don't actually improve their performance. In summary, seeking out quality is a good thing, but be careful of false glitter.
Matte black: If you are going for a more modern, contemporary look, matte black faucets might be just the thing to add the finishing touch. No matter your kitchen design, whether you lean toward a farmhouse style or prefer sleek modernity, this metallic finish will coordinate beautifully with nearly every decor scheme. It spices things up and catapults the uniqueness factor.
Pot-filler faucets: A pot-filler faucet is a great addition if you frequently prepare big family dinners or enjoy having visitors over for drinks and dinner. This type of faucet is installed on the wall right over your stove. It means that you can fill big pots with water where they sit instead of lugging a heavy pot across the kitchen. That makes things a whole lot easier and saves time in the kitchen.
Verify compatibility: Ensure that the faucet you select will fit your sink and features the correct amount of holes. Certain sinks only need one hole for the faucet but others may use three or four holes to fit accessories like a soap dispenser or a sprayer. You need to know what your sink needs first before you purchase.
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