Choosing the Best Bathroom Sink Faucets

The best sink faucet will fit the space where the sink and faucet are located. For example, a vessel sink needs a spout that is high enough to reach over the bowl. However, using a very tall lavatory faucet for a smaller or undermount sink could leave your countertop drenched. Make sure the faucet won’t extend too far over the sink after it’s installed. Water from the faucet should hit close to the middle or slightly after the middle of the sink.

Very large vanities look better with the types of sink faucets that take up more space. Think about a 3-piece faucet with the handles spread 8 inches apart. Tighter spaces may be better suited for smaller, compact fixtures. For a small bathroom vanity, a one piece or single handle faucet may be the best choice. Just make sure the plumbing for the faucet you choose also fits the space.