8 Fabulous Faucets for All Kinds of Bathrooms
Wednesday, September 11, 2013 at 12:00PM
American Cabinet & Flooring in Bathroom, Bathroom, Bathrooms, Faucet, Sinks, Faucets & Fixtures

Article By: Michelle Gann

Bathroom sink faucet options are limitless, and choosing one can be overwhelming. There are lot of different factors to consider, and every house has different needs. Do you need a faucet that's easy to use for all ages? Is space an issue? Or perhaps budget?

Check out these eight types of faucets to get an idea of what to look for when you're shopping for your bathroom. 

Modern Bathroom by Newport Beach Kitchen & Bath Designers maestrobath 

1. Waterfall faucet. With its clean lines and minimalist approach, this faucet lends itself to a more modern style. It's most commonly constructed out of metal and glass.

Some waterfall faucets have beautiful colored designs throughout the glass, which give the bathroom a cheery feel. Others have LED lights, creating a colorful display when the water is flowing. 

Modern Bathroom by Tucson Architects & Designers Patricia B. Warren, AIA Warren Architecture, LLC 

2. Four-inch-spread faucet. A great budget option, 4-inch-spread faucets (measured from the center of one handle to the center of the other) offer value and functionality. Not only do they come in almost every shape, size and color, but they are also a good space-saving option for smaller vanity areas and can be used in almost any application.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mediterranean Bathroom 

3. Eight-inch-spread faucet. One of the most popular styles today, the 8-inch-spread faucet (also measured from one handle center to the other) comes in many styles and materials. From metal to marble to crystal, the options are almost endless. 

You can find an 8-inch-spread faucet in popular finishes (such as brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze and the ever-popular gold) and some not-so-popular ones (such as polished nickel and matte black).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eclectic Kids

4. Single-lever faucet.Single-lever faucets are very easy to use and are a great option for all styles of bathrooms. They come in a variety of designs from traditional to contemporary. 


Single-lever faucets are a popular option because of their simple design and the multitude of colors and styles available.

 

Rustic Bathroom by Atlanta Architects & Designers Peace Design 

5. Wall-mounted faucet. Wall-mounted faucets offer the same functionality as countertop-mounted faucets without taking up any counter space. They also provide a great focal point whether you are mounting them on a sink or a backsplash. 

Wall faucet styles range from minimalist to traditional, and many different colors and finishes are available.

Spaces by Other Metro bornrich.org 

6. Digital faucet. Want a faucet that will always give you the perfect temperature? Digital faucets aren't all about the sleek looks; they can detect each user and adjust the temperature according to preset comfort levels. Not to mention you can also check the weather and your email while washing your hands.

 

 

 

 

 

Contemporary Powder Room by Scottsdale Interior Designers & Decorators Angelica Henry Design 

7. Motion-sensor faucet.Many faucets can be installed to work with a motion sensor. This not only frees up your hands, but it's a great way to keep the faucet sanitary and to prevent water waste. Motion-sensing faucets aregreat for children as well; setting the faucet to a comfortable temperature will ensure that children never burn themselves. Also, this option is neat to show off at parties.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Modern Bathroom by Bloomfield Hills Architects & Designers kevin akey - azd associates 

8. Foot-controlled faucet. Looking for a little convenience in the morning? This faucet operates without hands; foot pedals mounted underneath the sink area control it. Step on the left side for hot, the right side for cold or both at the same time for warm water. Foot controls are a handy option no matter the application and can work with many kinds of faucets.

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