Marcolo - I love the faucet in every way but these two ways: a) there's a slight jiggle which I'm told is normal (back to front jiggle, if that makes sense). It's minimal and doesn't affect how it functions but after two other faucets first, I realized I had to stop being so picky. There are also ways to make it tighter but it would involve some monkeying (e.g. replace some inside part with another part). b) the levers are 99% straight but I want them 100% straight. A plumber happened to be over today and darn it if I didn't forget to ask him to try straightening them out. But in the past - with a past faucet of the same type from them - they were a bit off in another direction. And yet the guy whose kitchen inspired me and who I managed to contact had neither of these issues. I'm hoping that too can be monkeyed with but it might have those grooves (?) which after moving to the next one might make it too far the other direction - who knows. I can make them straight (pointing straight down in the off position) but the left side isn't 100% turned all the way as far as it will go (still no dripping though which is good). What I love about it is that it's powerful; if you pop the spout up it sprays and if you have it down, it does the usual thing. I love that it's not so powerful that it sprays you all over and yet still sprays you enough (due to being so tall - as all good-quality faucets do when they're tall) that I usually keep in in the shower position in which case it doesn't spray you at all. I love how unique it is and how no one ever notices how camouflaged it is - how you just pull the camouflaged hose off the top of the neck and spray all over your sink for better cleaning (or into a coffee pot). I love that it's the ONLY wall-mounted, traditional looking, gooseneck faucet that offers a built-in sprayer with no holes being cut into one's countertop. I love the choice of levers/handles/wheels (stainless, white with think silver stripe or black with thin silver stripe) - they look very elegant. And lastly, I love the solid stainless steel, polished. Looks very warm - almost like nickel - and is stunning to look at. So if we were talking stars, I'd give it a 4.5 or so out of 5. Customer service is good, too. How's that? Did I leave anything out? :)

My master bathroom has white cabinets , Carrara marble floors and counters all fixtures are polished nickel …i think they are a little ore upkeep than the chrome, but love the color. I need to change out my shower head…any opinions on using a chrome or satin nickel shower head even though the shower trim is polished nickel? I never wipe off my showerhead except when i clean the bathroom…lol

You could do what the brilliant former owner of our house did, slap paint on them as you paint the door. They even did matching light switches. While we question who did this, a lazy relative or paid painter, the hinges have stayed since they are hard change. So maybe painting them to match door frame is not so bad an idea. Also I have seen a DIY blog where they spray painted cabinet hinges after removing them. Metallic sharpie or paint pen??

Sorry I'm not clear why you can only have a knob? I am a fan of push button locks. They are easy to install and easy to program and re-program as the need arises. Some you can even hook up so you can manage them remotely with your phone. I like these oil rubbed bronze locksets. I feel that this colour goes well with nearly any door style or colour. The first one has both push button and a traditional key lock. I like this minimal style with square backer plates. Nothing fancy but very nice looking Here is a bright polished nickel, a little more fancy in style, with curves trimmed edges. Ultimately your choice of handset colour may be influenced by the colour of paint or finish on the door as well as the style of the house overall.