Collection: Sink Faucets

What you will find here

This collection covers faucets that serve a sink, in both the kitchen and the bathroom. If you are looking for a shower system, a shower head or a tub filler, those live in our Shower Faucets and Tub Faucets collections, where the configurations and rough-in requirements are genuinely different. Keeping them apart means the options in front of you here are all ones that will actually fit the deck you are working with.

Match the faucet to the drilling

This is the one thing worth checking before anything else, because your sink or vanity top is already punched for a particular configuration and cannot be changed afterward. Single hole is the cleanest and most common modern configuration. Four inch centerset places the spout and handles on a shared base across three holes, and is standard on many existing vanities. Eight inch widespread sets the spout and two handles as separate pieces, which is the most tailored look and the usual pairing with a stone top. Wall mounted faucets need no deck holes at all but require rough-in before the wall closes. And a vessel faucet is taller by design, so it clears the rim of an above-counter basin.

Kitchen sink faucets

Pull-down and pull-out sprays with dual action stream and spray, high arc spouts generous enough to fill a stock pot, and single handle control of both volume and temperature. On models that offer it, magnetic docking holds the spray head firmly back in place, which is the difference between a faucet that looks good and one that behaves well every single day. Pot filler combinations put a dedicated filler where the cooking actually happens.

Bathroom sink faucets

Lavatory and vessel faucets across the full range of deck configurations, in finishes chosen to sit comfortably with the vanities, sinks and stone we carry. Because a bathroom faucet is often the first metal finish you commit to, it is worth choosing here and then letting the towel bars, the shower trim and the cabinet hardware follow it.

Why solid brass

Brass is the material you want beneath a finish. It resists corrosion, holds threads through years of use, and stands up to hard water in a way plated alternatives simply do not. Where a manufacturer publishes the body material for a product we carry, it is stated on the listing, and much of this range is lead-free certified. Finishes recur across stainless steel, matte black and brushed gold, with multi-layer finish processes on some models.

The right faucet is a small object that quietly improves a hundred small moments a day. If you are matching a faucet to a sink, a vanity top or an existing finish elsewhere in the room, our team is glad to help you get it right the first time.