Curious what you did for the filtered water at the bar and if you are happy with it. Debating a separate filtered tap, one of the few faucets I can find that do hot/cold/filtered in one tap or I see there are some under counter filters that can filter for a regular full flow tap. In my kitchen I have filtered insinkerator instant hot/cold taps but I don’t need the instant hot at this location and with a small sink want to avoid faucet clutter.

Thank you all so much for your replies. I love this forum! Segbrown & enduring(or any others):I have toyed with the idea of using the Kohler independent spray faucet as the only faucet on my prep sink because it would be so low profile. Is it only a "sprayer" or can it also fill pots etc? Why would the side sprayer take too much room? If I haven't already plumbed for it, would that eliminate it as an option? Partyof7: I do like the Parq faucet, but I love the curves on the P&R. To me that's what sets it apart from other bridge faucets, all of which are beautiful in their own way. I actually like the look of the Parq side spray better than the P&R but I can live with it. BTW your kitchen is beautiful! Fori: Is the Tapmaster something that can be added later or must it be plumbed/ wired during construction? So now that you've all reassured me of my choice, are there any traditional-styled,single-handle, pull-down prep faucets to coordinate with P&R bridge faucet that aren't 16" high?

I have a P&R faucet but not a bridge faucet. I did the matching bar faucet in my prep sink with a second garbage disposal & air switch. I needed an RO compatible filtered faucet & found a Waterstone that matched the style of the P&R.

You might try Blanco. They have a semi-pro faucet (the Culina and Culina Mini) that I installed at my last house and liked. They also also sell a pot filler called the Cantana in a similar style. Unfortunately these two products are not available in the quite same finishes - one is Satin Nickel and the other is in Brushed Nickel. (There is also chrome but you said you were avoiding chrome.) Moen has a semi pro faucet called Align and a similar style pot filler (S665BG) that are available in black or stainless. It's not a semi-pro faucet, but it might be worth checking out the Kohler Karbon. The Karbon is an articulating faucet and there is a matching pot filler. There's a stainless and a two tone option (black/silver).