We have a similar one with our vessel sink in the powder room. We like it alot--it's a neat feature to watch the water come down the chute. It's a 'Wow!' factor. It does work like a waterfall (nice stream of water) and you control the water pressure with how far you open the water lines coming into the faucet + the water control on the faucet itself. This helps control the splash factor. The water is in no way as "forceful" as the standard aerated faucets we are all used to--but then it doesn't have to be as it's not aerated. I noticed on the Delta site the tall single hole version is available in stainless--very similar to brushed nickel... Here is a link that might be useful: My Waterfall Delta Faucet

I have all Grohe faucets in my kitchen, baths and laundry room, except for the Jado faucet in my powder room vanity. I admit I bought it primarily for the look, as I think it's gorgeous. It feels solid and we've had no problems with it. My one caveat about it is, I'm not crazy about the way the water flow feels. It's hard to explain, but the water coming out of all our Grohe faucets feels like silk, i.e., like a solid curtain of water that doesn't splash or separate into separate streams as it lands on your hands or in the sink. This Jado faucet has a more "streamy" flow which is more splashy on the hands and sink. I hope that makes sense. It's not a big deal, but it's made me realize how much I prefer Grohes from a purely functional perspective.

We have now published a review of Isenberg faucets which can be read at StarCraft Review and Rating of Isenberg Faucets. We are continuing to research the company, so any experience with Isenberg faucets you care to share would be appreciated.

Check out the Tapmaster...similar. There have been many threads in the past discussing the Tapmaster and touch faucets. (Touch faucets are not really hands-free since you do have to touch the faucet, but they're generally less expensive than a true hands-free.) Using Google, do a search using "Tapmaster" and the site (site:ths.gardenweb.com) as criteria. You will find many threads. Good luck on your remodel and I think a combination of condolences on your fire and congratulations on now getting your dream kitchen are in order! Here is a link that might be useful: Tapmaster