Best Faucets from Top Stores
Updated October 11, 2026
Compare the best faucets from top stores in one place.
Faucets on this page range from about $115 to $1797. Common finishes include polished brass, antiqued brass, chrome and brushed nickel, and styles range from single-lever to cross-handle and wall-mounted designs.
A single-lever faucet offers simple temperature and flow control with one hand, while cross-handle models let you adjust hot and cold separately. Look for ceramic-disc cartridges for smooth operation and long life.
Consider the mounting type-deck-mount, wall-mount or vessel-to match your sink, and choose a finish with a protective coating to keep it looking good over time.

Astor Cross Handle Bathroom Faucet by Newport Brass
Lulu and Georgia
$1,797.00

Single Lever Tap
Neptune
$390.00

Perrin & Rowe Phoenician mixer tap
Neptune
$389.00

Bamburgh Single Lever Tap
Neptune
$249.00

Bamburgh kitchen tap & rinse
Neptune
$240.00

Molton 3 Hole Basin Tap
Neptune
$245.00

Molton Contemporary Kitchen Tap & Rinse
Neptune
$310.00

Bamburgh White Lever Tap
Neptune
$225.00

Molton Single Lever Tap
Neptune
$115.00

Bamburgh Wall Mounted Tap
Neptune
$365.00

Pavani Bathroom Faucet by Newport Brass
Lulu and Georgia
$1,608.00

Eurocube Bathroom Faucet by Grohe
Lulu and Georgia
$1,009.00

Lineare Bathroom Faucet by Grohe
Lulu and Georgia
$1,042.00

Essence Bathroom Faucet by Grohe
Lulu and Georgia
$933.00

Jacobean Bathroom Faucet by Newport Brass
Lulu and Georgia
$1,697.00
Questions
What is the advantage of a single-lever faucet?
It lets you adjust temperature and flow with one hand, making it easier to use.
Are cross-handle faucets harder to install?
They often require two holes in the sink or countertop, which can add installation steps.
How can I keep the faucet finish looking good?
Pick a finish with a protective coating, such as brushed nickel or oil-rubbed bronze, and clean it with non-abrasive cleaners.
Do wall-mounted faucets need extra support?
Yes, they should be anchored to a sturdy wall or backer board to handle the weight of the fixture and water pressure.