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Kitchen faucets are about as varied as the meals cooked in kitchens worldwide. It’s easiest to shop for a kitchen sink and faucet at the same time, so you are sure to purchase complementary fixtures, both in terms of style and, even more importantly, functionality. Sinks often come pre-drilled for specific faucets – one handle, two handle, with wide pullout spray, with soap dispenser, etc. – and it’s hard to make adjustments if your faucet set doesn’t match what the sink has. It might also help to make a list, before you shop for faucets, of the feature you want your kitchen faucet to have: do you want a pullout spray? Will children be using the faucet, for whom it might be easier to regulate temperature with a one handle faucet? Do you have a style in mind? Having answers to some of these questions before you begin shopping will make your search for a kitchen faucet easier.
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