Shared from 5 kitchen design trends for 2012

By HZ Staff on February 23, 2012

Pull-out kitchen faucets have become established as the dominant type of kitchen faucet. Designers are increasingly eschewing the standard faucet with a detached side spray in favor of pull-out models that integrate the two functions into a single unit.

While standard kitchen faucets were specified by just under half of designers as 2010 approached, barely more than a third of designers have recently specified them. Meanwhile, the use of pull-out faucets has increased from 88 percent to 91 percent to 93 percent. In other words, 14 of out every 15 designers who designed a kitchen over the final three months of 2011 incorporated a pull-out faucet. Click here to check out the other 4 kitchen design trends for 2012.

There are numerous pull-out kitchen faucets in the marketplace from which to choose. Whether your aesthetic is traditional or modern, you like chrome or antiqued bronze, or you’re looking for a great value – there will be a solution for you.  Want to learn more about pull-out faucets? Visit one of our kitchen and bath showrooms to discover your options.