Right here’s a retro kitchen faucet that could be simply the factor to your Nineteen Fifties (ish) kitchen: The Kohler Triton Bowe. I actually love the look of this faucet — a terrific new design so as to add to our checklist of mid century and classic kitchen faucet choices.
There are a number of variations of this faucet accessible. Those I like are deck-mounted with that great swing spout. You may get it with or with out the deck plate thingie. Kohler advised me it got here out about two years in the past — I’m glad I lastly found it!
As is usually the case with retro design merchandise, the Triton Bowe lineup is a part of Kohler’s industrial line. However anybody should buy it, together with on Amazon:
Why I like this faucet
Why I like this faucet: Whereas Kohler says it’s “outlined by a glossy, up to date curved profile” … I say, ‘what’s outdated is new once more’ — as a result of the hexagonal styling cues — on the deckplate, escutcheons, and swing spout — all appear to me to return straight from the Nineteen Fifties.
Add it to your Kohler Delafield sink — the one with the steel rim (affiliate hyperlinks) — and you’re good to go (again to the longer term!)
It is available in polished chrome — ya gotta have polished chrome!
One factor to consider
The snazzy swing spout on this faucet is “solely” 8 inches, which can give pause to some. As a comparability, the usual Dishmaster swing spout is 8″, however you possibly can measurement up one other 2″ as an possibility. Personally, this might not be a job-stopper for me, though having a facet sprayer can be a great addition for rinsing.
There are rest room taps, too. I’ll present them in a separate story in order that I can archive the choice within the correct class.
Many because of Kohler for the pictures. Terrific faucet!
