Your reverse osmosis system gets its own small drinking water faucet at the sink. Every
finish below is included in the $699 install, so pick the one that matches your kitchen
and not your budget.
Eight in stock: five modern, three traditional. Something else in
mind? That works too.
The eight we stock
Tap any faucet to see what it pairs with and what it is like
to live with.
Shape
Tone
Most picked
Brushed Nickel
Modern
Soft, warm silver with a low shine.
No upcharge
The safest pick in most Des Moines kitchens. It sits next to stainless appliances without trying to match them exactly, and it hides water spots and fingerprints better than anything else on this page.
Pairs with
Stainless appliances
Most kitchen faucets
Gray or white cabinets
The easiest one to live with. A dry towel is the whole maintenance routine.
Polished Chrome
Modern
Bright mirror silver.
No upcharge
If your main kitchen faucet came with the house, there is a good chance it is chrome. This is the finish that disappears next to it.
Pairs with
Chrome kitchen faucets
Builder grade fixtures
Classic white kitchens
Shows water spots more than any other finish here. Looks perfect right after a wipe.
Trending
Oil Rubbed Bronze
Modern
Deep black with a soft sheen.
No upcharge
The most requested upgrade in newer builds, especially over white or light gray quartz where the contrast does all the work for you. It reads as black in the room, with the warmth of bronze up close.
Pairs with
White and gray quartz
Black cabinet hardware
Modern and farmhouse
Hides water spots well. Shows dust and hard water film if your water is very hard.
Antique Brass
Modern
Warm gold with a soft aged tone.
No upcharge
This is the one people pick when they want the faucet noticed instead of blended in. The clean modern body keeps it from reading as fussy, so it works in a new build as easily as an older kitchen.
Pairs with
White cabinets
Warm wood tones
Gold or brass hardware
A statement finish. Worth holding up next to your cabinet pulls before you commit.
Antique Copper
Modern
Warm rose brown with a lived-in tone.
No upcharge
The same clean modern body as the nickel and the black, just in a much warmer metal. Rare enough on a drinking faucet that it reads as custom.
Pairs with
Copper pots and accents
Cream and warm wood
Farmhouse sinks
Nothing else in the kitchen has to match it. It works as the one warm thing on the counter.
Antique Brass
Traditional
Aged gold on the curved traditional body.
No upcharge
The traditional shape is a bell instead of a straight cylinder, with an ornate lever handle. The darker tone settles into the curves, which is what gives it the aged look.
Pairs with
Raised panel cabinets
Traditional kitchen faucets
Older homes
The finish deepens over time rather than fading. The aged look is the point.
Oil Rubbed Bronze
Traditional
Near black with warm brown underneath.
No upcharge
Oil rubbed bronze is one of the most common cabinet hardware finishes in this metro, so most kitchens that want it already have something for it to match.
Pairs with
Bronze cabinet hardware
Stained wood cabinets
Craftsman kitchens
Reads as black from across the room and as bronze up close.
Antique Copper
Traditional
The warmest finish on the page.
No upcharge
Aged copper on the curved traditional body, for kitchens that already lean rustic or farmhouse. It is the boldest of the eight.
Pairs with
Apron and farmhouse sinks
Copper accents
Warm rustic kitchens
Deepens over time. If you would rather it stayed bright, wipe it dry after use.
Not sure which one?
Three rules that cover almost every kitchen.
Rule one
Match your kitchen faucet
The two sit within a couple of feet of each other, so the easiest look is the
one where they read as a set. If the big faucet is chrome, take the chrome.
If it is matte black, take the matte black.
Rule two
Or match your cabinet hardware
If your kitchen faucet is a finish we do not carry, matching your pulls and
knobs gets you the same deliberate look. Bronze hardware and an oil rubbed
bronze drinking faucet always works.
Rule three
When in doubt, brushed nickel
It is the one that sits quietly next to almost anything, and it stays looking
clean with the least effort. It is also the finish most of our customers end
up choosing.
What is the same, whichever you pick
The finish is the only thing that changes.
✓
Same $699 installNo finish costs extra, and there is no
upgrade tier hiding behind the nice ones.
✓
Lead free drinking water faucetEvery one is built for
potable water, not repurposed from a bathroom fixture.
✓
Single lever, one handPush it back and it stays on while you
fill a pitcher. Let it go and it stops.
✓
Uses your existing hole when there is oneMost sinks have an
unused sprayer or soap dispenser hole. If yours does, nothing gets drilled.
✓
Drilling is the only add-onNo open hole and a granite or
quartz counter? Drilling is $100, quoted before we start.
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Installed and tested the same visitThe whole job takes one
to two hours, and we test the water before we leave.
Want something that is not on this page?
These eight are the ones kept in stock, which is why they go in the same
day. If your kitchen needs something different, that is not a problem. There are two
ways to do it.
Option one
Name it and we will source it
Tell us the finish or the exact model at your water test and we will price it
and order it in before your install date. A special order usually adds a few
days, not a few weeks. Air gap faucets, extended reach spouts and matching
designer lines are all doable.
Option two
Or buy your own and it goes in with the system
Already found one you love? Buy it and it goes in with the system.
Send us the link before your install date so we can confirm it is a cold
water drinking faucet with a standard quarter inch connection, and we will
tell you straight away if it will not work.
See them in your own kitchen
The free water test is also when you pick the faucet. We bring the finishes to
your counter so you can hold them up against your cabinets before deciding.
Book your free water test
Pick your faucet finish in person, with no pressure and no charge.
