THE ARCHITECT/HOMEOWNER CHOSE THIS CHICAGO FAUCET for its industrial heft. The double jointed spout can be positioned wherever it's needed in the sink. The faucet escutcheon affixes to the glass-tile backsplash, making a neat back edge to the sink.
THE ARCHITECT/OWNERS OF THIS KITCHEN CHOSE SLATE for both sink and countertop, citing its subtle, soft color and affinity with their Craftsman-style house. A bonus is that they've found this type of slate to be practically maintenance free, as its soft, mottled appearance hides dirt and it does not require sealing.
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