Kitchen and bathroom faucets are among the most common upgrades in remodeling projects. According to Houzz's latest kitchen and bathroom study, 81 percent of renovating homeowners upgraded their kitchen faucets and 88 percent upgraded their bathroom faucets. Faced with such high demand, manufacturers introduce new faucet styles, finishes and features every year to adapt to current trends. Below is four points in kitchen upgrading trend.

1. Pull-down design

It's common and easy to find many families have installed pull-down kitchen faucet whatever stainless steel faucet or brass faucet. The trend becomes more and more obvious. This feature allows homeowners to expand the nozzle to wash vegetables, fill jars and clean sinks. At the same time, the pull-down design is often equipped with gravity ball, under the action of gravity ball, the spray can be quickly retracted, easy to use.

2. Commerical style


The faucet, common in commercial kitchens, is enjoying a Renaissance. Several manufacturers have introduced or expanded commercial-style faucet designs this year. It's part of a broader trend emerging in the wake of the pandemic: a back-to-basics strategy to modernize industrial-style plumbing. Some big projects to wipe sweat give you tend to use this faucet

3 Touch, non-touch and other technical characteristics

In recent years, there have been many innovations in the integration of faucets. It's a gradual process, and people still get a sense of what the owner wants. The most common is the induction faucet, faucet built-in induction components, when close, fast detection to the start switch.

4. Mixed finish

A popular faucet trend that has emerged in recent years is a mix of finishes and materials. This was originally rendered as a very different finish, so you can also understand that there are more finish elements on the faucet, which could be a better blend of the two.