By Rohl. In all its polished-nickel glory.
Friday, February 20, 2009
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20 comments:
It's beautiful. Congratulations.
Yummie! Isn't this one like Joni's? It's just beautiful. You'll never be sorry with the polished nickel. Love it.
I really wasn't a fan of the other ones you posted, cause i though the horizontal bar looked really awkward and ruined the potential form of the faucet. However, this one is really nice; the subtle curve of the horizontal bar gives the piece a nice elegant form. Good choice Decorno.
- Chase
Hideous.
Whatever are you thinking of? Opening a dog grooming operation at home?
Please throw away all of your Martha Stewart Living mags from the 80's.
OOoooooo. . . . excellent choice. can't wait to see things start coming together.
Gorgeous!! Congratulations on your fab new kitchen!
very nice. classic and pretty. timeless. all words that this anon douchbag cannot grasp.
We put in a sink that seems twice as big as the old one, and guess what? I makes standing at the sink a pleasure. It feels like the cabinets got pushed back and the window even got bigger. Crazy. But you definitely need a faucet that has this kind of height and reach with a large sink. I love the farmhouse feel, but I sincerely hope you don't mind the two handles down the road. What about having your contractor install a foot pedal at the base of your sink cabinet? I would love that. xoxo
good choice, proud of you.
I think it is stunning.
I don't think you will find it functional. You won't be able to use the back of your arm to turn on the hot water so you can wash the nasty raw chicken juice from your hands.
But if your willing to keep it sanitary and water-spot free, it is honestly very beautiful.
Kudos.
That is gorgeous! The polished nickle is lovely.
gorgeous, timeless and even a bit sleek.
We have had a Rohl kitchen sink 3-piece (faucet, soap dispenser and sprayer) for about 3 years. It is also polished brass but the style is more 19th century looking. We have had expensive plumbing problems with the faucet. The sprayer is chronically semi-stopped up. This week the faucet fell apart while I was using it and water hit the ceiling and hit me in the face. The aerator was clogged. We also have a set up in the shower in oil rubbed bronze (not trouble free either, and only about 2 years old. They are beautiful, though.
We have had a Rohl kitchen sink 3-piece (faucet, soap dispenser and sprayer) for about 3 years. It is also polished brass but the style is more 19th century looking. We have had expensive plumbing problems with the faucet. The sprayer is chronically semi-stopped up. This week the faucet fell apart while I was using it and water hit the ceiling and hit me in the face. The aerator was clogged. We also have a set up in the shower in oil rubbed bronze (not trouble free either, and only about 2 years old. They are beautiful, though.
lovely.
We had this faucet in our previous home (though we bought ours from a restaurant supply place). Totally loved it, totally miss it.
Bravo. It's gorgeous!
And I'm jealous!
that one rules!
I agree that it is the antithesis of functional in the kitchen. It would drive me crazy. Glad you're happy with it though. I hope it works out for you.
It remings me of a long-necked bird doing a very wide squat.
In the best way possible :] I like.
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