Have you picked out hardware yet? Curving or round hardware will coordinate better with first two faucets, whereas squared or more industrial hardware will go better with the last faucet, in my opinion.

I got this one in the stainless finish:

Moen Adler. Inexpensive, too. I like it because it isn't huge--about 15" tall. Didn't want a statement faucet.

Thansk lisa

i have not picked hardware yet. fiugred id choose the faucet first , as there are way more handle options than faicets . having a rough time finding a faicet style i like

I spent a fair amount of time trying to find my kitchen faucet when I remodeled.

I had similar wants. Not only didn't I want the coil look but I also didn't want to deal with cleaning it.

I tried various faucets in person and I chose the Artifacts by Kohler. It comes in a variety of finishes. It is well reviewed both online and in this forum as many people here have it and offered their personal reviews.

From what you posted, your home is more of a traditional style and so the Artifact would work well.

I like the functionality of mine as the pull down hose works very smoothly and it also has the ability to adjust the pressure of the spray - i.e. very directed or diffused for washing berries.

I am not sure if this is relevant to your needs but my faucet is mounted to the side as my drain is to the left and in the rear rather than the standard center configuration. Having the drain in this position made my sink cabinet much more functional as I can have my disposal ANd a pull out full size trash receptacle in there as well has having a roll out on the bottom so that items stored there are easily accessible.

@gtdj519 I too took a long time to select my faucet. Like you I did not want a super tall statement faucet or a pro style. Have you looked at some more contemporary profiles than the examples you posted but that are not too modern? I went with the Brizo Litze. It’s less chunky, more streamlined and around 14“ high. The finishes are PVD so won’t corrode or show water spots. I got the one with knurled handle and spout because I chose cabinet hardware that is knurled. I love it.

With your white cabinets you could choose hardware and faucet in any finish. Mine are white but my cabinet pulls and the faucet are a bronze-gold.

(By the way, both the faucet and the pull I posted above come in almost exactly the same finish; the photos are off color-wise... it's the finish of the faucet, in Luxe Gold which is decidedly more bronze than gold.)

I dislike the exposed coil look, too. I also personally don't like the handle on the side because it doesn't seem very user-friendly - I expect cold to the right, hot to the left, and there is no right or left with them. So this is the faucet I chose:

https://www.us.kohler.com/us/forte-single-hole-or-3-hole-kitchen-sink-faucet-w-10-1-8-pull-out-spray-spout/productDetail/kitchen-sink-faucets/423349.htm?skuId=389425

In reference to what Rachiele posted, the Brizo faucet I posted about above has a reach of 9"... additionally however, the spout (and thus the water stream) extends out at an angle -- so that the reach in reality is closer to 10/10.5"...another reason I really like the faucet.

Hi Elbinay. You have a great point. I had Waterstone change all of their standard reach faucets to angled faucets so they would reach further into the sink.

Rachele and ebontbony- you bring up excellent points that may be contiburing factors to an issue i was having .

we had a D shape sink and a low height faucet set the the side. we had constant water puddle on the side of the counterop and horrible splashing . we arent sure if it was the sink depth, the faucet height or a combo of both that contributed to the water on countertop . regardless, we dont want to have the same issue again

i now purchased a 10 inch deep D shape elkay sink for a 24 inch cabinet, the faucet will be side mounted, and i am trying to figure out what faucet height may be best .

the model measurements of the faucets im considering are:

kohler tone-spout reach 7.7 H- 17

delta cassidy- spout reach 9 H-15

brizo tulham : spout reach 9 H- 17

kohler graze: spout reach: 10 3/4 H-17

Any insight you can provide is appreciated . thanks!

Here is the sink spec

I would think youd now have less splashing up high with a 10” deep bowl but aim not sure what the factors are - but I would think water pressure could be a factor

I hope so too ebinay! drove us nuts!!

id be interested to see what rachiele may recomwmd size wise for a faucet , since that is their business they have worked with. appreciate the help

Hi there... I used to represent over 20 brands of faucets with my prior company. I now only represent Waterstone, for several reasons. They have a faucet that has an 11" reach, is designed not to splash or splatter like most faucets. They are made entirely in the US with US materials and they have a true lifetime mechanical no hassle warranty. I hope this helps.

We recently installed the Moen Weymouth, and I really like it. A big deal for me was how the sprayer part feels; I think many of them feel like cheap plastic, and the Moen feels substantial. I also considered the Kohler Artifact.