Would the style be considered transitional, contemrporrary, , traditional?????

i need a single hole faicet with single handle

I don't care for the pull down sprayer. I prefer a separate side sprayer. Most here on Houzz prefer pull down sprayers though.

Thanks lousie yes, i prefer a pull down as well

im loooking for feedback on the design/style of it

I would call it transitional, but I can't comment on whether it is the right one for your situation since you haven't posted a picture of your space.

Thanks kandeswa

cant post pic at rhe moment since we are in demolition. nothing but disaster to post LOL

I think it's nice, but agree with kandrespa that we can't judge if it fits your style or space. Personally I like a bit sleeker (like a Kohler Simplice or Graze), because I feel like gunk can build up in the parts with bumps / adornment (circled below.) You might not have the same experience (or might be a more diligent cleaner!)

IMO then wait to choose the faucet until you can share the other choices you have made. I have this one from Kraus it is available in all stinless I love the pull down and the fact that the button to activate is almost invisible . It has a really strong spray I have 2 in back to back sinks .

Thanks everyone so far

i have the graze here curenerly, but it sure is enormois! at least it looks like that in the box. i will see how it looks, but the size of howmit looks in the box made me recosndier and lookong for other possible options

"After a while those pull-down sprayers don't recede all the way back up and just kinda dangle there limp...not a good look...just sayin'."

That has not been my experience. Mine has a magnetic dock.

Ive never had that experomce either, had pull down faicets for years . we also always but our faicets from quality plumbing supply stores; as box chain stores quality is often lacking. not sure if maybe that makes a difference

My experience is the same as mxk3 z5b_MI, no problems with magnetic dock in 7 years. Looks great, works great .

“After a while those pull-down sprayers don't recede all the way back up and just kinda dangle there limp...not a good look...just sayin'.”

Really, @tracefloyd? How about proof to back up that rather brazen statement? Brands and models…with your personal experience?

Our Kohler Artifacts is now 6 1/2 years old, and works today as well as it did when it was installed. The sprayer attaches at the magnetic head perfectly. Actually, no one I know has had a problem with a dangling sprayer, and the brands run the gammet from Delta, Hansgrohe, Brizo, Grohe, Kohler, Waterstone, and Moen.

Sprayer heads can be left dangling (like my DH does with ours, all the time)…however, when I’m next in the kitchen, I just push it up, and it clicks into place.

Having lived with a side sprayer in our former, and found it sorely lacking in convenience, and power, I would never give up my single handle faucet, with a pulldown sprayer. Never, ever.

I have a new industrial style faucet by Delta that has a pull down sprayer and the coily type spring covering the hose. It looks modern/industrial. I will say that I LOVE the Delta spot shield. We have very hard water and I’ve been really pleased at how this faucet truly does stay looking great and spotfree with minimal wiping. I had concerns about the coils gathering crud but they haven’t.

We have the Delta touch faucet at our lake house (Essa shown in pic) and current kitchen (plan on using same when we remodel current kitchen) for 12 years now. We’ve never had an issue with the magnetic part of it. We’ve had to replace the solenoid a couple times tho.

How tall is the faucet & how tall do you want it to be? Because some of them are huge.

The OP also received suggestions on her other post. https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6310870/faucet-opinion

I have experienced a dangling sprayer, but it was a used-and-abused faucet that was in a public space with no magnetic dock. It could be fixed by carefully docking it everytime or playing with the hose and weight under the sink to make it less finicky. It was only one of the two that would eventually end up dangling until fixed; the other didn't have that issue, so I think something (or someone) probably happened to the one to make it fussy and prone to a malpositioned weight/hose.

I have had no issues with the one we have at home; I've never had to adjust the weight or anything like that; I did make sure that it had a magnetic dock, though.

Thanks everyone. Im not concerned at all about the functioning of the pull down faucet. ive had them, liked them, no issues ever Im trying to get feedback abojt the sttyle/ look of this faicet, but the topic seems to have gone off road LOL

thanks roy…. yes , i previusly posted , i tried one suggested ( graze) but it seems enormous. whiel looking for more options , I came back to this one and am conskdering it .

It sure did veer off course…the faucet you picked could be transitional or traditional depending on what other decor you select, like what you select for cabinet hardware.

I think the faucet looks transitional but as you have already discovered, it's best to see them in person because some of them are huge!

Thanks shasta. i have shaker cabinets that are being refinished in white.

the wall was taken down, so now kitchen/ dining room are incorporated into one large room here is pic of my diining room, which will be staying as is

yes cheri!! you are correct!! unfortunatley, my local plumbing supply store doesnt have this on display yet it should be abailable in store to see soon, but i havent seen it in person yet will do so once it arrives

I have a faucet very similar to that, and it's THE ABSOLUTE BEST. Mine's an off-brand; I've had it about two years, and it's still in perfect condition. What I like about it:

- It's just "one hole" to clean around.

- The goose neck is tall /easy to get pots under.

- The pull-down is super convenient and can spray all around to the edges of the sink.

- Removing the side spray, which I literally never used, allowed me to add a dishwashing pump. Like-but-don't-love having soap at a touch.

- I have the on-off lever mounted to the front (instead of to either side), so it's easy to hit it with either hand, and -- if my hands are wet -- the water dribbles into the sink.

If forced to identify "a style", I'd say transitional. But does it matter?

Thansk ms pete yes, i like them for all the reasons you stated as well! i rhink they are great too

i guess im wondering what style it is because i dont want to pick somehting that isnt appropriate. its a big renovation for us, and i just want to get it right and not screw it up by choosing the weong type of finishings/ accessoires

Based on your dining room photo posted, I think the style is going to be OK. Looks like your other stuff is chrome or polished nickel, so you might want a similar "shiny" finish on the faucet.

I have Hansgrohe Joleena pull-down in chrome. It's a little bit shorter than some of the others and I lke a bell-shaped head for easy handling. Kind of simple styling, easy to clean, but not too modern looking either. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hansgrohe-Joleena-Single-Handle-Pull-Down-Sprayer-Kitchen-Faucet-with-QuickClean-in-Stainless-Steel-Optic-04793800/312366674?

Whoops, gave you the wrong link to the Hansgrohe. Updated above.