Bathroom Faucet Ideas:Traditional vs Single Handle

“The devil is in the details”…. How many times have you heard that statement in reference to home décor? Several I am sure. The minor details in a space can greatly impact the overall style and feel of a room. Which is why, selecting proper bathroom sink faucets plays a major role in the overall bathroom design.
Many homeowners are only concerning with the functionality of the bathroom sink faucet. However, interior designers and builders, are away of the effect of minor bathroom accessories such as sink faucets on the overall ambiance in a space. If this is not your strong suite, don’t fret, we have an examples of great bathroom faucet options.

The Single Handle Bathroom Faucet

The single handle bathroom faucet is very commonly used in public bathrooms and hotels. Just as its name implies, this simple faucet features only one handle to control the faucet. One major advantage to this style is the ability to use the faucet without your hands. If you are a germaphobe like myself, you cringe at the thought of washing your hands and using clean hands to turn off the water. A single handle faucet can be turned on or off with the slight bump of an elbow or forearm.
There are several new contemporary single handle bathroom faucets on the market for contemporary or modern bathrooms. Many of these sleek designs feature a sprout that allows water to flow out in a manner similar to a waterfall. How is that for class and ambiance?

The Traditional Bathroom Faucet

Traditional bathroom faucets feature two handles, one for hot and one for cold, and a faucet for water to exit. These designs are not only used in bathrooms but kitchens as well. Traditional faucets can be used in modern or contemporary décor. Simply combine the vintage faucet design with other modern designs in your bathroom. For example, pairing a traditional bathroom faucet with a vessel sink yields a very modern feel.
Another unique option within traditional bathroom faucets is the wall mount bathroom faucet. These faucets are usually seen with vessel sinks and in modern bathrooms. This style features the same elements as other traditional bathroom faucets only the faucet is mounted to the wall versus the sink.