I've always wanted one of these! We have them at work and I love them. The one on your link is 228 dollars. Where is it for 100? I'd love to add one to our kitchen!

We need more information... Bar faucet or prep sink faucet? They're usually two different things. What type of faucet are you looking for for each location -- pulldown, pullout, standard fixed faucet? Here's one...Kohler Vinnata pulldown - full-size and prep sink-size Full size: http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Vinnata-single-hole-or-three-hole-kitchen-sink-faucet-with-pull-down-16-5-8-spout-and-lever-handle/productDetail/kitchen-sink-faucets/421475.htm Prep Sink size: http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Vinnata-single-hole-or-three-hole-kitchen-sink-faucet-with-pull-down-15-1-8-spout-and-lever-handle/productDetail/bar-sink-faucets/421601.htm Comparison of sizes (690 is the full size & 691 is the prep sink size) It also matches the Kohler Fairfax pullout (it's what I paired with the Kohler Vinnata in my Kitchen - the full-size Vinnata on the main/cleanup sink and the Fairfax on the prep sink) http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Fairfax-single-hole-or-three-hole-kitchen-sink-faucet-with-9-pullout-spout/productDetail/kitchen-sink-faucets/416100.htm Mine installed: Fairfax: Vinnata:

My attention was drawn back to this thread by someone who liked an earlier post here, and I wanted to update to say that I did move forward with a Brizo articulating faucet purchase in the end and received excellent pricing during a sale at Quality Bath online. The issue with the articulating faucets falling forward has been fixed, so unless you were to order really old stock from a warehouse somewhere, all the new faucets for the last few years feature the fixed joints, and of course, Brizo faucets come with Delta's lifetime warranty. I ordered two of the Brizo faucets in the Brilliance Stainless finish which is PVD stainless steel and among the most durable of finishes available for faucets on the market today. Anything with "Brilliance" in front of the name from Brizo means that it is PVD. Note that Brizo's chrome faucets are merely electroplated, so you'd need to choose a finish that specifies "Brilliance" to get the PVD finish. The articulating faucets from Brizo that feature covered hoses, which is the style I purchased, are all newer releases and so would have the fixed joints no matter where you ordered them. Quality Bath does not stock Brizo in house, so any order you placed from them would come directly from the factory. I'm really happy with this choice and look forward to many years of longevity from the Brizo articulating faucets.

We used Rohl’s Perrin & Rowe lineup in our bathroom reno and couldn’t be happier. Exposed thermostatic shower system, sink faucet and tub filler for claw foot tub and a whole host of accessories. The quality is tangible. We had a minor issue with the diverter valve in the shower (it worked, but it didn’t feel smooth) which Vintage Tub & Bath replaced, no questions asked. Fortunately it was an easy fix on the exposed shower (a few unions). And Rohl’s polished nickel finish is exquisite Now were doing our kitchen and another bathroom and we keep going back to Rohl. We’ve found few options which tickle our fancy and the ones we have, (Lefroy Brooks, Graff, etc.) we’re unsure of the quality. Being a car guy, I like car analogies: A Lexus LS460 is in the same class and possesses most of the same features as a Mercedes S550, BMW 7-Series or Audi A8, and may even give you less problems than the German marques, but a Lexus will never have that same “carved from billet” feel.