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Revamp your bathroom with confidence by considering key factors when selecting new fixtures. To assist you in making the right choice for your remodeled space, here's a practical guide to selecting the ideal materials for your bathroom faucets.

Installing the wall mount faucet is likely to cause splashing, regardless of the sink style. However, a deep or tall bowl-shaped sink is less likely to splash with a high faucet mounting pattern than an open vessel style fixture. Most faucets should be mounted from 3 to 6 inches above the level of the countertop. Installing the faucet higher—between 8 to 12 inches—creates more workspace under the spout of a kitchen faucet, but splashing is much more likely at this height.

A kitchen is a great place for adding new fixtures and features that are on the cutting edge of trends. Pot filler faucets have only been available for a few decades now, but they’re rapidly becoming more popular due to their functionality and great style. Yet while it’s obvious exactly where to place a kitchen faucet installed at a sink, putting a faucet that’s over the range top is a new experience for most homeowners. These tips help with finding the perfect placement for a pot filler, which can vary depending on the kitchen.

In addition to selecting the perfect kitchen or bath appliance for your home, the choice of finish plays a vital role in expressing your desired personal style through your home decor.

Kingston Brass offers an extensive selection of versatile finishes, catering to your unique aesthetic preferences. Taking a closer look, we proudly showcase three finishes that exude various shades of gold. These trending tones not only capture the essence of the spring season but also serve as exquisite accents that effortlessly complement any home, regardless of the color scheme.

Discover the golden hue that speaks to you. Each shade of gold in our range possesses its own distinct radiance, making them truly special and compatible with a wide range of color palettes and aesthetic preferences.

Polished nickel and brass are versatile finish options for kitchen and bath designs. While polished nickel offers a warm silver tone, polished brass provides a brass or gold finish. Both finishes have their own unique charm, so the choice ultimately depends on personal preference and the color palette of the space. Consider the other colors present in your design to ensure a cohesive and visually pleasing result.

Our handheld showers are crafted with top-grade materials and meticulous craftsmanship, ensuring they stand the test of time. With a wide range of styles and finishes to choose from, you can find the perfect match for your bathroom decor. Plus, our user-friendly designs make installation and maintenance a breeze, catering to a diverse range of consumers. Experience the lasting quality of Kingston's solid brass hand showers by reading more here.

One of the most common questions we get concerning our vast array of color finishes is the difference between polished chrome and polished nickel. To an untrained eye, these two color finishes can be difficult to discern. We hope that the following pointer tips below will assist you in deciding with color finish is a better fit for you.

 

In the modern kitchen, where convenience, efficiency, and hygiene are paramount, innovative solutions are continuously being integrated into the culinary workspace. One such solution that has gained popularity is the built-in kitchen soap dispenser. Unlike traditional soap dispensers that sit on countertops or sinks, built-in dispensers are seamlessly incorporated into the kitchen design, offering a range of potential benefits. 

For homeowners interested in sprucing up a bathroom without investing in a costly remodel, choosing a new sink can be the ideal fit. A new bathroom sink will improve the look and feel of the entire room without breaking the bank.