Sinks
- Undermount sinks: Installed below the countertop, giving them a sleek and modern look.
- Drop-in sinks: Installed into the countertop, creating a more traditional look.
- Farmhouse sinks: Deep and have a curved apron, making them ideal for hand-washing dishes and preparing food.
- Composite sinks: Made from a combination of materials, such as granite, quartz, and stainless steel, and are known for their durability and beauty.
- Stainless steel sinks: These sinks are durable and easy to clean, making them a popular choice for busy kitchens.
Faucets
- Single-handle faucets: They have a single handle that controls both the hot and cold water.
- Two-handle faucets: They have two separate handles, one for the hot water and one for the cold water.
- Pull-down faucets: They have a spout that can be pulled down to fill pots and pans, making them ideal for busy kitchens.
- Touchless faucets: These faucets are activated by motion sensors, making them a great option for kitchens where hygiene is important.
- Drip-free faucets: They have a built-in mechanism that prevents water from dripping after the faucet is turned off.
