Wow that's a lot of water dispensers - do you really need a pot filler - IMO it distracts from a backsplash. Have you checked with your plumber? I know it may seem less expensive to purchase on your own, but remember if there is anything wrong with what you purchase you have to pay the plumber to re-install plus the original time. If plumber supplies defective parts are on him and most warranty for a year.

Waterstone makes all of those fixtures in many different finishes (including satin gold), but they are NOT cheap. Do a search for “Hot water” on their site and you will be directed to their hot filtration faucets (they’re a bit bruied in the site).

I have all those pieces from Waterstone, I second the recommendation. It takes awhile for them to come as they are all made to order.

I think pot fillers are the silliest things ever . I don’t mind carrying a pot of cold water to my stove but when the powers that be come up with a way of dumping the boiling water to drain whatever on the stove give me a call. They rarely even use these in restaurants where they have pots probably 3x the size of yours. I like thehot water dispensers but honestly a kettle takes no time to boil and I love my filtered water dispenser.

I just love how the pot filler looks more than its functionality. The hot water dispenser is not quite hot enough for me for tea, I use it in the tea kettle, so I wouldn't get instant hot again. Love the filtered water too.

I wish I had added a small sink next to the stove to drain pasta but I use my pot filler at least once a day to fill my coffee pot no drips from pouring any more. I love it. When we redo our kitchen soon I will have one again but will add just a draining sink sans tap next to the stove too. Mine is Waterstone no issues other than washer replacements in 12 years.

How big would you make a draining sink?