Choosing the right faucet for your kitchen remodeling is tricky. If you do not get the right one, your kitchen will begin to look outdated and also feel inefficient, which is the opposite of why you are remodeling. The pressure of making the right choice and not to mention the variety of styles, prices, and materials, can be overwhelming. Luckily, we have got your back! These guidelines will ensure you pick faucets that will serve you for the long-haul.
1. Looks Aren’t Everything
They say the faucets are like the lipstick and mascara of the kitchen. While it is essential to choose a faucet that looks good in the kitchen, it is not always about eye candy. Selecting a tap based on only looks will only lead to frustrations down the line. There are many factors of considerations like sprout height, sprayer options, and even the number of holes to get, so don’t be fast to pick the first faucet that looks good.
2. Style Has A Say
Before choosing that eclectic-looking faucet to add to your kitchen remodel, always think about the general style of your kitchen. Will pairing it with your kitchen complement the space, or will it look off. A beautifully remodeled kitchen does not always marry well with any styled faucet. Ensure that what you buy will work perfectly with the space.
3. Spend Enough But Not Too Much
Believe it or not, we are not asking you not to splurge on your kitchen faucet. Getting good and quality faucets is your goal for the purchase; however, that does not mean spending too much. All we ask is you spend a considerable amount; with a budget of $100-$300, you should be able to get a stylish faucet that will last in your kitchen. Remember, you are a long way from completing the remodeling smart about where you spend and how much.
4. The Spout Height And Reach Matter
Buying a faucet that does not suit your needs is pointless, not to mention a waste of money. Decide what you need from your faucet before purchasing one. Would a single-handle or double-handle be more convenient for you? Is a high- arch spout more comfortable for your use? All these are questions will help you narrow down your options to a faucet that will serve you well.
5. Finishing Is A Determinant
The kitchen cabinet, the sink, faucet, countertops to lighting, all these are elements of the kitchen remodeling that work well to create the perfect aesthetic for your space. It is why choosing the proper finishing for your faucet is essential. Generally, kitchen faucets come in three main finishes, shiny chrome, bronze, and nickel. The finishing does not have to match all metal finished in the kitchen; however, they should complement one another.
With all these practical tips, you should never forget one principle: love is all you need. No matter how many faucets, designs, and shapes you find, always go with something you love. Look ahead of the curve and determine whether in a few years would you still like how the faucet looks in your kitchen? The answer to this should answer the question of whether this is the right faucet. When it comes to installation, you want an expert’s help to ensure the tap is placed correctly and in the right place. Receive a quote from our remodelers and begin planning the revamp of your dreams!