Kingston offers a wide selection of one handle kitchen faucets in a range of styles and finishes, including matte black, nickel, bronze, and brass. Choose from lever and cross handle designs to find the right fit for your kitchen. For help choosing the right one handle kitchen faucet for your project, call our Kitchen & Bath Experts toll-free at 1-877-252-7277.
One Handle Kitchen Faucets
One handle kitchen faucets use a single control to adjust water flow and temperature. Also called single-handle kitchen faucets, these faucets let you turn the water on and adjust the hot and cold water with one hand. Kingston offers styles and finishes to help you build a sink area that fits your daily routine.
Explore our kitchen faucets for your next update. Start with your sink's layout, then compare spout sizes, spray features, and finishes. The right choice should fit your space and make everyday tasks feel easier.
Simple Control for Everyday Kitchen Tasks
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One handle kitchen faucets use a single control to adjust water flow and temperature. Also called single-handle kitchen faucets, these faucets let you turn the water on and adjust the hot and cold water with one hand. Kingston offers styles and finishes to help you build a sink area that fits your daily routine.
Explore our kitchen faucets for your next update. Start with your sink's layout, then compare spout sizes, spray features, and finishes. The right choice should fit your space and make everyday tasks feel easier.
Simple Control for Everyday Kitchen Tasks
A single handle keeps water control in one place. You can adjust the flow while holding a cup, rinsing a plate, or washing vegetables. This layout also gives the area around the faucet a simple look.
Think about where the handle sits and how it moves. You should be able to reach it without stretching across the sink. Leave enough room for the handle to move through its full range.
For a closer look at both handle layouts, read Kingston's blog on single-handle and two-handle faucets.
Compare Kitchen Faucet Spray Options
Your spray setup affects how you rinse dishes and clean the sink. Choose a design based on the tasks you do most often.
Pull Down Kitchen Faucets
Pull down kitchen faucets have a spray head that pulls down from the spout. Many have a tall, curved shape that leaves room for larger cookware. Check the faucet's full height if you have shelves or cabinets above the sink.
Pull Out Kitchen Faucets
Pull out kitchen faucets have a spray head that pulls outward. Some have a shorter spout that can suit a space with limited room above the sink. Compare the hose reach and spray settings on each model.
Faucets with a Side Sprayer
A side sprayer sits beside the faucet and has its own hose. This setup can help you rinse the sink while keeping a separate spout. Check whether the sprayer is included and how many mounting holes the complete setup needs.
Match the Faucet to Your Sink Holes
The number of handles and the number of mounting holes are separate details. A one handle faucet may need extra holes for a side sprayer or other parts.
Before ordering, count the holes in your sink or countertop. Measure the space between the holes and check how thick the mounting surface is. Compare these details with the faucet's specification sheet and installation guide.
Some models can cover unused holes with a compatible deck plate. This plate sits beneath the faucet and covers the openings around it. Check whether a plate is included or sold separately.
If you are replacing your sink too, browse Kingston's kitchen sinks and plan both pieces together. Confirm the fit before making changes to your countertop.
Choose the Right Spout Height and Reach
Spout height affects the room you have beneath the water outlet. A higher outlet can leave space for tall pitchers and pots. A lower faucet may work better beneath a window or shelf.
Spout reach describes how far the outlet extends over the sink. Check where the water will land in the bowl. A spout that is too short can make washing dishes awkward.
For a sink with two bowls, review the spout's swivel range. Also check the space behind the faucet so the handle can move freely without hitting the wall or backsplash.
Find a Finish That Fits Your Kitchen
The faucet's finish helps connect the sink area with the rest of the room. Kingston offers options such as matte black, nickel, bronze, and brass, with choices that vary by model.
Matte black adds a dark detail that stands out against light counters. Nickel pairs well with many neutral colors. Bronze can bring depth to a kitchen with warm wood cabinets. Brass finishes add a warm touch beside neutral colors.
Compare the faucet with your cabinet pulls, lighting, and sink accessories. You can match these pieces or choose a planned mix of finishes. Review the exact finish name when ordering, since shades and surface textures can differ.
Explore Kingston's Concord Collection
Kingston's Concord collection includes single handle kitchen faucets with clean lines and simple shapes. These designs can work well in kitchens with plain cabinet fronts, open counters, and modern lighting.
Within the collection, compare each faucet's size and features. A shared collection name does not mean every model has the same spout, spray head, or mounting needs. Choose the model that fits your sink first, then select your preferred finish.
Complete Your Kitchen Sink Area
Plan your faucet and accessories together so each piece has enough room. A soap dispenser can keep soap within reach and reduce the need for a bottle on the counter. Check whether it needs a separate mounting hole.
Explore Kingston's kitchen accessories to coordinate other details around your sink. Confirm the fit of each part before ordering. Leave space below the sink for supply lines, dispenser bottles, and any moving spray hose.
Keep Your Faucet Looking Its Best
Follow the care instructions for your faucet and finish. Use mild soap and a soft cloth for routine cleaning, then rinse and dry the surface. Avoid harsh cleaners and rough pads that could damage the finish.
Kingston's care and maintenance guide offers more cleaning advice. Save your model number and product information in case you need them later.
Find Your One Handle Kitchen Faucet
Choose a faucet by checking fit, reach, spray options, and finish. These details help you narrow the choices and build a kitchen sink area that works for your household.
Read the product page for details about the faucet's materials, cartridge, and listed water flow rate. These features can vary between models. Review the included parts so you know what comes in the box. This helps you choose the right faucet and get ready for installation.
For help selecting a Kingston one handle kitchen faucet, call our Kitchen & Bath Experts toll-free at 1-877-252-7277.
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