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Let us help guide you through all the things to consider when buying a new bathroom sink faucet for your home.
If you aren’t renovating your entire bathroom and are just replacing the faucet on your existing sink, you’ll need to take into account the number of sink holes available, and the space between them. If you’re redoing your sink as well, consider the style you prefer most.
 Widespread faucets are typically installed on sinks with holes drilled 6 to 12-inches apart. These faucets have an elegant, upscale feel to them, with separate left and right handles, as well as a spout. |
 Single-hole faucets are installed on sinks which only have a center-hole drilled into them. These faucets take up the least amount of space on your bathroom sink and are available in a wide range of design styles to match your bathroom. |
 Wall-mounted faucets can be both space-saving, and provide an unexpected and attractive design element to your bathroom. |
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Matching your faucet to your bathroom design style is important – it’s a focal point that can add beauty as well as an elevated feel to what is sometimes an otherwise uninteresting space.
 For the traditionalist, selecting a faucet with classic elegance and beauty can help add sophistication. These traditional faucets offer all the great features and design styles, but with a timeless design that will never go out of style. |
 Some bathrooms take a clean, minimalist approach to design. Modern faucets use geometric shapes, clean lines, and simple silhouettes to create interest and aesthetic in the bathroom. View all Modern Bathroom Collections |
Selecting a new bathroom faucet is a simple way to update the look of your bathroom – but that doesn’t mean you don’t want it to last as long as possible.
The faucet is one of the most used items in the bathroom, so choosing one with durability and quality is of utmost importance.
HIMARK offers tarnish and scratch resistant finishes, so they’ll stay beautiful from beginning to end.
