Say good-bye to the times where bath faucets were nothing but a brass faucet with a clear ceramic knob. Those days are over for sure, especially with contemporary, New Age homes selecting the more modern-styled waterfall bathroom faucet. Waterfall bath faucets have become the bath faucet of choice – both for its unique style and functionality. Seen in Kohler ads recently in Architectural Digest and other national publications, the “waterfall effect” of this bathroom faucet gives your bathroom an edge, a more natural feel. The look of the waterfall faucet provides a feeling of new technology, of advancements that the million dollar homes are now quickly embracing.

But what makes the waterfall faucet different than a regular Delta faucet with its tarnish free chrome and brass finish, single-lever bathroom faucet? It’s really all about taste. Waterfall faucets are ideal for recessed or above-counter sinks and come in so many different finishes – from textured clear or colored glass to chrome and gold-plated finishes to even combinations of both. If you like antiques, you can even incorporate this bathroom faucet to have an antique copper finish. The waterfall faucet is also very easy to clean, and it is tarnish free. Just a quick wipe from a cloth and cleaner and you are good to go.

Waterfall faucets also come in various sizes, short or tall in various length, from 7 inches to 12 inches so there’s never a worry about whether the bathroom faucet will spill water over the sink or that you can’t wash your hands due to the spout being too far from its counterpart.

Do not be concerned about the efficiency of waterfall faucets compared to those bathroom faucets that have two handles and a long neck. You are not giving up functionality for looks or style. Single-hole, single-lever waterfall faucets are designed to incorporate the handles with the spout to provide you the same benefits of control (hot versus cold water) but without taking up the space. Many individuals will incorporate waterfall faucets with a matching waterfall bath shower faucet, also seen in Kohler ads recently.

Prices for waterfall faucets can range from $130 up to $500, depending on the brand, metal of choice and the design. Oftentimes, the bathroom faucet is sold in combo sets, which include the sink (which of course, raises the price but not by much).