Each design theme is represented by a range of faucet configurations available to complete a bathroom suite.

The number of drillings on your sink will determine the range of applicable faucet styles. With blank sinks or counters, the possibilities are only constrained by your imagination.

Single hole
Offset the faucet to the side or corner to free up valuable counter space along the backsplash. Most vessel faucets will be of a single hole configuration, but not all single hole faucets are designed for vessel use.

4" centerset
The standard 3-hole vanity sink. Centerset faucet bodies will contain individual hot and cold supply posts mounted 4” apart. Single hole faucets can also be installed with a 4” escutcheon cover plate.

Widespread
A fashionable choice to fill out a 3 or 4 drilling sink. The variable mounting width between the spout and single handle control allows for extra installation customization if you are making your own drillings.

Vessel
Vessel sinks when paired with furniture-vanities create a unique washstand look that also presents unique plumbing requirements. Vessel sink faucets come in extended heights, placing the spout and controls high enough to clear the extra height of a vessel mounted on top of the vanity.

Wall-mount
An alternative fixture choice for vessel or elevated basins. Wall-mount fillers allow maximum use of the vanity real estate and maintain the basin as a design focal point.