Kitchen Sink Faucets

Choose from finishes such as matte black, brushed brass, nickel, and bronze. You can also explore lever and cross handles to find a look you enjoy. Start with your sink's setup, then compare faucet types, sizes, and features.

Find the Right Kitchen Faucet Type

Kitchen faucets come in several designs, each with a different shape or way to direct water. Think about your daily sink tasks. For help comparing styles and spray options, read Kingston’s Buying Guide for Kitchen Faucets.

Pull-Down and Pull-Out Kitchen Faucets

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Choose from finishes such as matte black, brushed brass, nickel, and bronze. You can also explore lever and cross handles to find a look you enjoy. Start with your sink's setup, then compare faucet types, sizes, and features.

Find the Right Kitchen Faucet Type

Kitchen faucets come in several designs, each with a different shape or way to direct water. Think about your daily sink tasks. For help comparing styles and spray options, read Kingston’s Buying Guide for Kitchen Faucets.

Pull-Down and Pull-Out Kitchen Faucets

Pull-down kitchen faucets have a spray head that pulls down from the spout. You can guide the water around the sink to rinse dishes or wash away food scraps. Measure the space above your sink if you have a shelf or cabinet nearby.

Pull-out kitchen faucets have a spray head that pulls outward from the faucet. The hose lets you move the spray where you need it. Compare the hose reach, spray settings, and space below your sink before choosing a model.

Bridge and Widespread Kitchen Faucets

Bridge kitchen faucets connect the hot and cold handles to the spout through a visible bridge. This design can add character to a farmhouse or traditional kitchen.

Widespread kitchen faucets have separate handles and a separate spout. The spacing must match the faucet's installation range. Both types offer a balanced look, but their mounting needs can differ. Use the product drawing to confirm fit.

Wall-Mount Kitchen Faucets

Wall-mount kitchen faucets attach to the wall above the sink. This keeps the faucet base off the sink rim or counter. They can work well when your water connections are already in the wall. Measure the distance from the wall to the sink bowl so the spout reaches far enough.

Pre-Rinse Kitchen Faucets

Pre-rinse kitchen faucets bring the look of a restaurant kitchen into your home. Their spray design can help with rinsing dishes before washing. Compare the full height and spray reach with your available space. Features vary by model, so check the product details for the faucet you like.

Check Your Sink and Faucet Measurements

A faucet should fit your sink, counter, and water connections. Before shopping, count the mounting holes in your sink or counter. Measure the distance between the centers of the holes, too.

Some faucets use one hole, while others need several. A side spray or soap dispenser may need its own opening. If you plan to cover extra holes, check whether the faucet works with a suitable deck plate. Check the maximum deck thickness, which tells you how thick the sink rim or counter can be.

Next, check spout height and reach. Spout height helps you judge the space available for washing pots. Spout reach tells you how far the spout extends over the sink.

Leave enough room for the handles to move without hitting the wall or backsplash. For faucets with a spray hose, check that the hose has room to move below the sink.

Choose Handles That Feel Right

A single-handle kitchen faucet uses one control to adjust water flow and temperature. A two-handle kitchen faucet has separate controls for hot and cold water. Choose the setup that feels comfortable for your daily routine.

Handle shape also affects the look of your faucet. Lever handles have an extended grip, while cross handles have a familiar cross shape. Kingston offers both styles across the collection. Check the available handle options on each product page, since choices vary by model.

Find a Finish That Suits Your Kitchen

Your faucet finish can connect the sink area with your cabinets, lighting, and other hardware. Start with the colors already in the room.

• Matte black creates contrast against light counters and cabinets.
• Brushed brass adds a warm color that pairs well with wood tones.
• Nickel offers a silver color, with brushed and polished finish options to compare.
• Bronze brings a deeper tone that can suit warm, classic kitchens.

You can match several fixtures or choose one finish to stand out. Look at the exact finish name on each product before ordering. Photos and room lighting can affect how a finish appears, so compare finish samples when possible.

Explore Kingston Kitchen Faucet Collections

Kingston kitchen faucet collections offer different ways to shape your kitchen's look. Concord and Kaiser are options to explore if you like simple lines and modern details. Their clean shapes can pair well with flat cabinet doors, open shelves, and simple kitchen layouts.

For a more traditional look, explore Heritage. Its curved forms and classic details can complement farmhouse sinks and older home styles. Continental is another option if you prefer slim shapes and a simple design.

Let your sink size and room layout guide your choice along with the collection's style.

Plan for Daily Use and Care

Think about how your sink works during a busy day. Do you wash tall pots, fill a large water pitcher, or clean both sides of a double sink? Use those tasks to compare spout shapes and spray options.

Read each product page for materials, included parts, and care directions. A photo alone may not show everything you need for installation.

Keep a soft cloth nearby to wipe away water after use. Check the care directions for your chosen finish before using a cleaner.

Complete Your Sink Area with Kingston

Pair your faucet with a kitchen sink that gives you room for daily tasks. A soap dispenser, sink drain, or other kitchen accessory can help bring the space together. Check fit and finish details for each piece.

Browse Kingston kitchen sink faucets to compare styles and find an option for your project. Keep your sink measurements handy while browsing. For help choosing a faucet, call our Kitchen & Bath Experts toll-free at 1-877-252-7277.