There are a few important style and finish factors to take into consideration before purchasing a faucet. Coordinate - Bathtub and sink faucets are often available in sets. Matching faucets pull the bathroom together, giving it a seamless look.
- Basin taps are the perfect match for a pedestal sink.
- Widespread faucets match console sinks, as well as one of the latest trends, vessel sinks.
- Single post faucets work best with wall mounted bathroom sinks.
- White faucets are popular in the kitchen and a children's bathroom, as they hide water spots and fingerprints better than chrome and brass.
- Any bronze (oil rubbed, brushed, rustic, etc.) and polished brass finish will bring a warm, vintage feel to the bathroom.
- Looking for a touch of class without the clash? A combination chrome-and-brass finish on a lever-handle gooseneck faucet gives a chic look while adding the flexibility for accessories in either finish.
- Bridge faucets in a satin-nickel finish make the most elegant statement, but be sure this compliments the remainder bathroom.