Waterstone Faucets, curated by Rachiele

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We go well beyond standard fulfillment. Each Waterstone suite is carefully unboxed and inspected by hand—ensuring your order arrives in flawless condition, ready for seamless installation.

If an issue arises, we resolve it before it ever reaches your hands. It’s a level of diligence rarely offered—and precisely why discerning clients trust us.

Our commitment? To make your experience feel effortless from delivery to installation.

Waterstone pull-down faucets deliver a cleaner, quieter spray—minimizing splash and maximizing control. We favor the lever handle for its intuitive feel and refined flow pattern.

Two of our preferred models, the 9750 and 5500, offer extended reach—bringing added versatility to elegant form. Thoughtfully designed. Effortlessly dry.

 Waterstone’s 360° rotating spout allows the handle to be positioned left, right, or center—ensuring flawless functionality even near walls or backsplashes.

We favor the front-centered placement. Why? When turning off the faucet with wet hands, water flows into the sink—not behind it. It’s a small design choice with a big impact—quietly smart, effortlessly elegant.

This video shows how our extended-reach faucets glide across a 54" sink with ease—ensuring complete coverage without compromise.

For larger sinks—60" or 72"—we typically recommend two faucets. That said, a single extended-reach model can be a sleek, effective solution on a 60" sink.

We’ll help you select the ideal faucet for your height, your sink design, and the refined aesthetic of your space.

We will assist you in finding the perfect faucet for your height, the sink design, and your décor. 

 For a sink to work beautifully, the faucet must be placed with precision—ideally allowing water to land at the center of the bowl.

Because faucets can’t be installed closer than 2 inches from the edge, a reach of 11 inches ensures the water lands exactly 9 inches into the bowl—perfectly centered in our 18" wide designs. Shorter-reach faucets cause the water to fall too far back, leading to awkward use and unnecessary strain.

Comfort isn’t a luxury. It’s a requirement—and we design for it.

Not all faucets are created equal. The true test? How water behaves when it meets your cookware.

A well-designed faucet delivers a smooth, controlled flow—allowing you to rinse and clean comfortably without splashback or mess. It’s a detail that’s often overlooked, yet one that elevates the entire kitchen experience.

Because in a truly refined space, even water knows exactly where to go.