hmm. the one from the 90^ commercial looks like a custom concrete.. but the one that i like in the Arris commercial doesn't look like concrete to me.. it looks like a marble slab.. probably custom but i'm not sure.. .. This post was edited by noopd on Thu, Oct 17, 13 at 19:25

mabe The below link may help or hinder you - get your "scrolly finger" on - We choose Franke 3300 - for many reasons, and many trials of different types - I did not want a high arch, wanted sprayer that would stay on without holding - a quality workhorse I just searched & seems Franke is not carrying it any longer but I did find it here - http://www.faucetgallery.com/faucet-ff300-series-pull-kitchen-faucet-p-946.html Can't say enough good things about my Franke! Goodluck Here is a link that might be useful: GW faucets

My Plumber charged me "His Price" $375 for a Moen 7594SRS. he insisted he buy from Ferguson. . Home Depot has them for $255. I called Ferguson and was told the price was $375, AFTER he determined I was a homeowner not a contractor with an account. When questioned why so much more than HD, Randy told me that their faucets were higher quality than HD which has inferior plastic parts. When I said the part number was the same so that couldn't be true, he said "I wouldn't lie to you". He did! I found out Contractors with an account get a 40% discount at Ferguson, but they get an invoice for full price; perhaps to show the client? 40% off $375 is $225. This from the Moen website says quality is all the same, they don't make lower quality for "Big Box" stores: Q. Do all Moen products consist of one standard of quality regardless of whether the distributor is a retail or wholesale supplier? A. Moen's production line does not differentiate between wholesale and retail models. There is only one grade of brass, only one grade of cartridge and only one grade of warranty coverage - the best. While the numbering system for Moen's wholesale distributors and retail distributors may vary and subtle installation and trim differences may exist (these may include, but are not limited too, packaging, threaded or slip-fit style tub spouts and metallic or non-metallic drain assemblies). The quality and limited lifetime warranty against leaks, drips, materials, and workmanship remain the same for all of our products. Not sure if it makes things any clearer for you. If you like it I'd go for it, you have the warranty and unlike certain bathroom fixtures repairing a kitchen faucet isn't that problematic. Watch out for lying Plumbers and Ferguson clerks

Swisscook--Thank you for your quick reply and advice. I just found an article in TOH magazine (9/11) which features three similar Moen single-hole, pulldown faucets: budget (Lindley), mid-range (Brantford), and luxury (Woodmere) models. Wish Moen's own website would be more specific about their different product levels. Only price and some features hint as to the increase in price on similar faucets. According to their site, the most expensive one does not have the "Reflex" feature, but has a sprayer with a start and stop button feature. It claims the Brantford does not have this "start/stop" button, but the specs sheet listed in a link do show this as a feature of both faucets. Very confusing as to which ones have this "Reflex" feature and the "start/stop " button. I did notice your Arbor faucet is now showing the Reflex feature on their website. Maybe you can exchange it for the newer model before you install it?