If you’re remodeling your kitchen then you’ve certainly given some thought about what is the best kitchen faucet option for you. There are many faucet styles out there, so homeowners can afford to be picky about how their faucet operates, how it looks and how much it costs. We’ll help you sift through the many kitchen faucets with a few different categories to help you decide which is the best kitchen faucet for you.

VAPSINT Stainless Steel Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet

Just because the VAPSINT design is a budget option, doesn’t mean you’re skimping on quality, or even appearance. This kitchen faucet option is made of steel and brass, and is finished in nickel. When you’re thinking about budget just remember that this faucet will last a very long time.

It’s design is very basic and with minimal parts, which both bring down the cost of the faucet. It doesn’t have a side sprayer, but VAPSINT has plenty more options that do with the same basic design. But for under $40, you’ll have a hard time finding anything comparable.

BioBidet Flow Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet

Touchless appliances and faucets are seeing a surge in popularity in 2021, mainly because touchless technology is in huge demand since the Covid-19 pandemic began. No, you can’t operate the hose hands free, but you can turn the faucet on and off with the wave of a hand.

The only drawback is that the hands-free feature requires four AA batteries to operate. However, BioBidet sees that as a plus, as you don’t have to hardwire the faucet, which could lead to problems being so close to water. The hands free feature also makes it fantastic to prevent children from mishandling it.

Kohler Sous Pro-Style Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet

Pull-down kitchen faucets are a great option for your kitchen! It is so convenient, and much simpler than having a separate, side sprayer. This Kohler faucet also comes with several other features that are wonderful. Touchless water pressure variance, for example, or ceramic disc valves that ensure it lasts a very long time.

We like the design of the Kohler Sous Pro-Style Pull-Down Sprayer Faucet, as the exposed-spring style is unique and adds texture to an appliance that’s usually sleek. It also has a sweep spray option, which delivers a more powerful water flow to get sticky food off your dishes.

Moen Noell Single-Handle Standard Kitchen Faucet

Single handle faucets are far more popular these days, as it just seems that contractors and homeowners can’t decide on a universal, hot on one side, and cold on the other. Well, maybe they have, but it’s often in doubt depending on the installation.

The Moen Noell Single Handle Faucet offers the same sturdy, simple and aesthetically pleasing look as the VAPSINT faucet we highlighted for budget models. The difference is that the Moen model is available in a bronze or stainless steel finish, and also comes with a separate side sprayer, which is essential to keep sinks clean.

Moen Banbury Two-Handle Mid-Arc Standard Kitchen Faucet

Boy that’s a mouthful! Two handled faucets may not be as trendy right now, but there will always be a market for homeowners who prefer classic designs. This Moen design is certainly classic, and the polished finish will certainly pop in your new, or luxury pre-owned kitchen.

Mid-arc and high-arc designs are nice for big pots and pans, but it matters little for this model as the faucet can also swivel out of the way. It has a detachable hose, so this model has more components than most new faucet designs.

Moen Walden Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet

This Moen model is fantastic for it’s simplicity, yet it has everything you want out of a kitchen faucet. Not only does it have antimicrobial protection, which drastically reduces the growth of bacteria, but the faucet itself swivels so it can get out of the way of the effective side sprayer.

The side sprayer itself is very powerful, making it fantastic for homeowners who double as chefs, and have big pots and pans to clean. The hose is very long too. Great for easily watering nearby plants, or filling coffee makers.

Glacier Bay Lyndhurst 2-Handle Bridge Kitchen Faucet

Farmhouse sinks have made a big comeback in recent years, and if you have the space, they’re a great option for your kitchen. If you go with the farmhouse sink then there’s no better faucet than Glacier Bay’s Lyndhurst Faucet.

The faucet has a very high-arc, making it great for getting out of the way of big dishes, and not infringing on the extreme depth of your farmhouse sink. It’s available in four colors too, so it will go with your refrigerator and other kitchen appliances. The side sprayer is an absolute must, as most farmhouse sinks are flat at the bottom. Not ideal for drainage.

WEWE Single-Handle Brushed Nickel Pull-Out Faucet

For homeowners who prefer simple designs, and appliances that are easy to operate, then look no further than this WEWE kitchen faucet. It has all the simple features: a single-handle faucet that has a pull out sprayer (with three spray options), and only requires one hole in the counter for installation.

It’s so easy to install, in fact, that it doesn’t require a professional. It will only take you 20-30 minutes. It’s also made of high quality material; metal with a nickel finish. The WEWE kitchen faucet is also extremely affordable, coming in at less than $100.

There you have it: the best kitchen faucet options on the market. Still unsure which faucet is best for your kitchen? Get help finding the right faucet, and other kitchen essentials with Little Green Kitchens.

Best Kitchen Faucets to Accent Your Kitchen Remodel