Top 4 Faucet Styles For the Modern Bath

1) Single Handle

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Single-handle faucets provide a clean, minimalist look — and the single-lever handle makes it easy to adjust water temperature and pressure. Single-handle faucets also utilize a single-hole deck mount or three-hole deck plate option, offering a cleaner, more contemporary look for countertops while making it a versatile option for an easy upgrade. The one-hole installation makes the single-handle faucet an ideal choice for compact spaces and small surfaces.

2) WidespreadKitchen Faucet Sets | Pioneer Industries

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Widespread faucets separate the spout and handles, and can be spaced up to 16 inches apart. The valves for widespread faucets are concealed beneath the sink or countertop. Unlike the single-handle style, two-handle faucets have independent hot and cold handles, allowing for more precise temperature control. This faucet type is ideal for a master bath, or any counter that offers a generous amount of space.

Wall mount faucets are installed through the wall behind the sink, creating a high-end look that pairs perfectly with “freestanding” vessel or farmhouse style sinks.

4) Center SetLearn more about the Accent center set lavatory faucet

Center set faucets are compact faucets that combine the spout and handles in one unit, which is mounted on the countertop or sink deck. This is a perfect faucet for homeowners or renters with small bathroom spaces that still want the two-handle functionality, but can’t accommodate a Widespread faucet.