Just wondering if anyone on this forum has had any experience with the Cascade brand of faucets. I'm considering buying either the Hansgrohe Talis S or the Cascade Tower Tech faucet in a bathroom. Both are similar style (gooseneck single lever modern faucets). I'd never heard of Cascade before seeing them on efaucets.com, but I love their designs, and when I went to their website, cascadefaucets.com, I see they're a Canadian company, and it looks like they import Italian fixtures. Unfortunately, they don't comment on the way their fixtures are made, just that they're "handcrafted in Italy". hmmmm...I want to know what they're handcrafted of, not just that they're handcrafted. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

The styles are totally different, IMO. The Artifacts is gorgeous, more elegant, refined. The Parq is more modern, and well, somewhat pedestrian looking. Just curious...why would you want three holes at your prep sink,,and the hassle of a non-locking side spray, when the Artifacts line has a lovely prep (bar) sink faucet?

Would any of the following pairs work in my kitchen? Rita homepro01 Lauren0319 Janelle Van 1. Different finish and style (there are rounded edges on brass cabinet pulls, so maybe not a totally different style?) 2. No mixing of styles or finish 3. Same finish but different style Would any of these pairings work? Should I go in a different direction?

I ended up here, because I'm redoing my kitchen and trying to make a decision about the faucet. I have various faucets throughout my house from Kohler, Moen, Restoration Hardware, and Newport Brass. I think the Restoration Hardware fixtures are made by Newport Brass, because we had to call them when we needed to replace. We've had them from 10-12 years, so I don't know the styles or even if they are made. Almost all are polished nickel, and the Kohler and Moen are always spotless, laundry room and bathroom, respectively. I'm not crazy about the pull down sprayer on the Kohler. The Moen Showcase (do they still make this line?) is in the bathroom, and I love it so much, because I can just pour water over it and it will dry spotless. It's amazing. It is wall mount, and I wish I had it in every bathroom. Because of my success with Moen, when I needed a faucet for my kitchen, I bought an inexpensive (relative to all the other faucets I have) Moen at Home Depot. It is the only non polished nickel faucet I have. It is stainless steel, still looks brand new (10 years+), and the pull down sprayer works wonderfully. Unfortunately, I'd never buy fixtures from Restoration Hardware again. They spot like crazy. The Newport Brass are slightly better, but they also spot. I'm looking at Kohler and Moen for my new kitchen, but the choices are limited in polished nickel. Now I'll look at California Faucets, too, but I'll skip Rohl, since someone mentioned the polished nickel spots so much.