I like the Delta. It incorporates both round and square motifs.

I vote Delta but then I'm a bit partial to it. That's what I'm using. I'm also using the Kohler Landena sinks and my tub is very very similar to yours. I like the play of the arch design against the the very straight edges. It would look lovely with your tile as well.

Bridge

I posted the facuets over in Kitchens too, I say sheepishly...

Catbuilder--#2 (Delta) was the overwhelming choice by the Kitchen folks too.

Bridge--Are you using this same Delta or a different one? We've got similar bathrooms going on! I like the look of the Delta for those reasons. Thanks for your opinion.

This throws a wrench into the decision. Here's the lav faucet that goes with the tub filler. I don't like it.

I'm going to try to find a different lav faucet that will look coordinated with this. The faucets won't be far away from each other though.

It's a big distance. You can put ANY tub filler, and then not match it with the rest of the fixtures.

Why not this one?

Model Number: 3553LF, Vero Two Handle Widespread Lavatory Faucet

Thanks for finding that dekeoboe. One of my firm requirements is to have a single-handled lav faucet. I like the look of many two handles, that one in particular, and wish I could go there. I can't. It bugs me senseless to have to adjust two handles when I'm washing my face. Hands too, but mostly my face.

Someone on the Kitchen Forum suggested the lav faucet that matches #3 Grohe Allure above. They both have square eschutcheons, flat lever handles, and a curved spout. I'm not sure how much the Delta chrome would match the Grohe chrome IRL. The faucets will only be a few feet apart.

How does this look?

I think it would match better if the upright part were square rather than round. These are just examples, don't quit looking.

Those are interesting alternatives. I like the one on the bottom. I'll look a bit more tonight. Thank you.

I am using the the Delta Vero single hand faucets as well. Looks wise, I like a two handle faucet but function and cleaning, I prefer a single handle. I really do like the single handle for the Vero. It is very sleek.

On a side note, I'm also doing the H2o kenetic shower head for DH's side of shower and the extended arm rain head and hand held for my side. Mine are chrome. I saw them in a gallery and just really liked it better in the chrome than SS. (It doesn't hurt that chrome is cheaper but if I had prefered the SS, I would have bought the SS)

Good luck with your search!

I really like the first one dekeoboe posted. Nice shape!

I forgot to mention that I saw your cross post is kitchens but I had already responded here.

Bridge

Bridge--I wish you were in your house and could tell me how you like all these faucets! ;). I like the look of the shower head you posted on another thread. I've always wondered if the bigger rainhead-type heads like that have a strong enough spray. Thanks for the info!

Hey breezy! You and me both! LOL

I had a different rainhead when we remodeled Mbath at previous house. It was also large and I loved it! Though when I washed my hair, I sometimes used DH's. ( I have very thick hair)

We are probably still a month away of being in. The latests setback was the stair color. I told the GC I wanted kind of pecan colored to match my floor. Some how I ended up with BURGANDY! So, they were stripped and sanded and now 2 1/2 weeks later since starting the staining, they are the correct color. Sometimes I just want to pull my hair out!

Good luck on your faucet choices!
Bridge

I have thick hair too, that's why I wonder if a big rainhead has enough power. I don't want to wait 5 minutes for my hair to rinse!

Too bad about your stain issue. That kind of stuff seems to be happening to me over and over again in this reno. You'll be so happy when it's all over!

Breezy, consider adding a handheld on a slide bar plus the rain head. In our master we have a high, large showerhead (Kohler Purist; not quite a rain head but almost) and DH loves it but I find the spray is too light for hair-rinsing. I also havea Purist handheld on a long slide bar. I use that for rinsing my hair. We have separate volume controls for each, so I can run them both at the same time or just one at a time. And of course the handheld can be postioned for back massage, taken off the slide bar to rinse specific areas, and for cleaning the shower. Love it!!

Hi Stacey.

Thanks for the info. I am planning a fixed showerhead on one end and a handheld on a bar on the other end. That way two can shower, but I can also use the handheld for cleaning the tub and shaving my legs. I know when this is finally, if ever, all done I'll wonder how I survived in a tiny, itty bitty, little 70's shower enclosure for 12 years!

bh401, Do you have any issues with splashing from your Vero sink faucet? I love the faucet but I keep reading about splashing being an issue. Thanks

@Scottandcathie The Original poster has not posted since 2011. One of the hazards of resurrecting old threads. If you start a new post with your question, you have the potential for better responses than on an old thread.