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It's expensive, but look at the Samuel Heath single-hole tap. Purty. Also expensive but I really like this porcelain-lever one. For less cash, check out this cute monoblock with the soapdish on top - it looks small enough. Kohler's Bancroft model might work too, and would be easy to get locally and return it if it doesn't fit. In the middle cost-wise, try St. Thomas Creations 8190 (I prefer the porcelain handles). I think it looks smaller than the other double-handled single-holers. The Porcher Reprise might do it for you too.

Hi Anul- The quality is good. I’ve been used to a more rounded seamless corners so maybe once a week I find I need to pay attention to the corners, mostly the one closest to drain which I have to lift the grill to get into to clean. I LOVE my Mirragio Calacatta Gold quartz! I’m not home and will add pics later although I ‘think’ I already posted pics under another thread if you search my user name. Again my backsplash tile and under cabinet lighting are still not in so it’s still not the finished look.

@Paul Christian - a stainless steel sink goes with everything, so if you want to take the sink finish off your decision list, get a stainless steel sink. A stainless steel sink will go with whatever cabinet pulls (what you call "door handlers"), cupboards, appliances (not just "oven"), counters (what you call "kitchen top") and lighting finishes you choose. You don't have to worry about sink finish "rules". If you want a sink that is not stainless steel, then I would look at your counters for sink color inspiration. For example, if you have stone counters, you could find colors within that stone and choose one of the Blanco or Elkay granite composite sink colors that would go with it. Or you could choose a white sink in enameled cast iron. I do not recommend a white fireclay sink because they are prone to crazing. For me, the much bigger decision in sinks is the size and the configuration. I prefer single bowl with offset drain. I also prefer an apron front, but undermount is good too. But there are many other choices in sink selection like double bowl, workstation style, low divide, 0 radius, and other shapes and styles. For the faucet, I am a fan of polished chrome or stainless steel finishes in faucets. That is because they are low maintenance and do not seem to go in and out of style. And both those finishes go with everything just the way a stainless steel sink does. Some of the faucet finishes like gold, black, brushed nickel and oil rubbed bronze are appealing, but they tend to have popularity cycles more than polished chrome and stainless steel finishes do. Polished nickel is another faucet finish that is beautiful and timeless - but it is higher maintenance so keep that in mind.