The toilet is awfully crowded. And that’s the most used component in any bathroom, together with the sink (I hope together!) . It needs to be the center of at least a 36”x 66” clear, unobstructed, space. It should not be an afterthought because you are placement favoring the least used component in a bathroom. Design anything around how you really use it, not the fantasy of how you think you might use it.

I have used a vessel sink with a freestanding faucet mounted to the right, and it posed no problem whatsoever with usage. The water flows out toward the center of the sink regardless. Some people even mount their kitchen faucets on the side or in the corner. Most people would install a faucet handle to the right or in the center but never to the left unless you were legitimately left-handed. Most faucets won't even support a left handle installation unless specifically marked as a left-handed faucet. You could learn to use it, but I think even despite holding implements in the right hand, you'll ultimately find a right-handed faucet easier to use. Without photos of your space it is hard to comment, but seems to me that the top-mount will fit better in your space.

After much deliberation we purchased all matching Rohl/Perrin & Rowe Holborn series fixtures for our new bathroom spending an unreal amount of money thinking these will last forever. The bathroom faucet was just installed and when we turn off the water it does not stop instantly but leaks a while. It is impossible to reach Rohl customer service, our supplier tried, our contractor attempted to get in touch and I emailed/contacted them twice. They are ignoring us pretty much or the one time someone answered their phone they told my contractor this is how it is supposed to be since it is a gooseneck spout. We have a Home Depot cheap brand elsewhere in the house, a gooseneck, and it works fine. Any suggestions if we can somehow fix this or do we need to swallow this cost and buy a different brand trying to match the other fixtures? Trying to troubleshoot the issue and then this is it, we will not buy Rohl again. It is a really frustrating experience and I am really regretting choosing this brand.

Go to Build.com Click on Bathroom and then Faucets. Specify single hole. Scroll down to Spout Reach Range and enter your desired shortest and longest reach. You can do the same at QualityBath.com and probably a half dozen other sites. Go to http://starcraftcustombuilders.com/sources.faucets2.htm. Look up the faucet manufacturers you are considering. Pay attention to warranty and reliability, especially. If you don’t care about cost, you can skip the above and go to Rubinet.com. They are a Canadian faucet company who are tied for first place in Starcraft Custom Builder’s reviews and you can get any of their faucets in a huge selection of colors. I love mine!