I love charming kitchen faucets, especially the vintage silhouettes of gooseneck and bridge styles. In a recent post I shared that I chose the faucet for my new kitchen and I can’t wait to see it installed. Below I’ll show the faucets we’ve used in past homes and round up additional options at a range of price points.
I’ve also collected several favorite kitchen and bathroom faucets in a folder in my Amazon shop. You’ll find more picks below, including a few Etsy favorites and options in different finishes.
Here are the four kitchen faucets I’ve personally used (including the one for our new kitchen):
- Satin nickel faucet (Portland house)
- Polished chrome faucet (Craftsman house)
- Brass faucet (Seattle house)
- Polished nickel faucet (new island house) (I purchased a similar Rohl style through deVOL Kitchens — a special edition at a better price than some retail listings.)
Below are photos of these faucets in our kitchens and brief notes about each installation.
My Seattle Kitchen:
In this kitchen I used an antique brass bridge faucet from Kingston Brass. At the time I hadn’t seen it widely used online, so I was a little nervous, but it turned out beautifully and we loved the warm, vintage feel. It’s become more popular in kitchens since then.
You can tour that kitchen and find source details in an earlier post.
The same brass faucet also appears in a friend’s kitchen where we stayed one summer, and I used a Kingston Brass fixture in a budget bathroom refresh as well.
In another home I installed a polished chrome Danze faucet, a classic, clean choice that works well in many kitchen styles.
My Craftsman Kitchen:
That Craftsman kitchen features a timeless faucet that complements the home’s period details. You can view a full before-and-after tour in my earlier remodel post.
My Portland Tudor Kitchen:
In Portland I chose a Rohl satin nickel faucet — a softer metallic that pairs well with warm cabinetry and traditional details.
My New Kitchen:
This kitchen is still under construction, so I don’t have finished photos yet, but here is the polished nickel faucet we selected. It’s the same Rohl style I mentioned earlier; I purchased the finished version through deVOL Kitchens and I’ve been happy with the design and finish.
Follow the kitchen design mood board and future updates to see the faucet in place as the space comes together.
More Kitchen Faucet Options
If you’re hunting for a charming faucet, Etsy has several lovely vintage-inspired options and highly rated picks. There are also many styles available on major retailers that recreate classic bridge and gooseneck silhouettes in brass, nickel, and chrome finishes.
More Picks and Sources
I’ve rounded up several of my favorite kitchen and bathroom faucets in a single folder in my Amazon shop for easy browsing. Whether you prefer polished nickel, satin finishes, or aged brass, there are attractive choices at different price points.
Looking for more kitchen inspiration? Check my recent round-up of timeless kitchen ideas and projects to help shape your design.