Looking for a statement piece to spruce up your kitchen? Or perhaps you’re designing a minimalistic-inspired home and need some ideas for the sink area? Either way, you’ve come to the right place.
Most people choose a safe finish for their kitchen faucet, such as stainless steel. But if you want to make an impression, white is the way to go — it’s simple yet chic, and just screams cleanliness. Today we’ll show you our list of the best white kitchen faucets.
- Multi-functional pull-down sprayer
- Easy installation
- 360-degree swivel spout
- Made for RVs
- Stylish Hi-Rise design
- Space-saving
- Duo-toned
- Functional sprayer head
- Ideal height
- Easy to install
- Long lasting
- Easy to clean
- Compact & flexible
- Durable finish & easy clean
- Tight seal
- Classic faucet
- Excellent size
- Moen’s features
- Delta’s diamond seal
- Excellent mid-arch design
- Convenient side sprayer
Why Choose a White Kitchen Faucet?
With all the different finishes available, choosing one can get overwhelming. Here are two key points on why you should pick a white coating:
Captivating Appeal
A white kitchen faucet isn’t something you see in every home. Although it’s just a white coat on an ordinary household fixture, it still holds immense appeal somehow.
This finish can crisp up your kitchen, giving it an immaculate touch. It blends perfectly with white decor, or you can use it as a contrast against darker colors, keeping it the centerpiece.
Protective Coat
The white exterior is a finish — unless you’re choosing a white porcelain fixture. This does more than add to the aesthetics. Choosing a faucet with a finish will prolong the service life of the fixture.
Finishes are generally in metals such as stainless steel, brushed nickel, or chrome, but white is an enamel finish. Enamels on faucets can come in several colors.
Most of today’s manufacturers use a coating method called PVD, or physical vapor deposition. Instead of slathering the white coat on, making it vulnerable to scratches and abrasion, it’s integrated into the faucet.
As an integral element, it serves as a protective layer to resist corrosion, rust, and other damage.
How to Pick the Best White Faucet
Picking the wrong white faucet can be a pricey mistake. It’s essential to weigh up a few factors before spending any cash. Here are some pointers to help you along:
Mind the Price
Kitchen faucets can get costly, especially with a specific finish such as white. Selecting the most suitable one is all about finding the perfect balance between price and quality. At a minimum, expect to spend at least $100 — this should ensure a decent quality.
Spending more than this means that you’re paying for additional functionality or unique styles. Of course, if you want a high-end brand, expand your budget since these can easily cost as much as $200 to $300.
Consider Ceramic Valves
How frustrating to install a new faucet and after a few weeks or months, you notice dripping. A dripping fixture can account for 10,000 gallons of wasted water a year (1).
Ceramic valves are an essential component to avoid drips (2). As opposed to older faucets using compression valves, which degrade over time, ceramic cartridges don’t corrode. They seal off the opening, preventing any water from escaping.
Fortunately, they’ve become quite a mainstream component without adding to the price.
How Many Holes?
Considering how many holes your sink has is vital if you’re adding or subtracting levers on your new faucet. If your current faucet has two handles, your sink probably has two or three holes. If you’re purchasing a single-handle model as a replacement, be sure to get a deck plate.
The plate will cover the additional holes and fortunately, most brands include one with the faucet. If not, you could consider installing a soap dispenser or even a side sprayer.
If you have a wall-mounted faucet, or wide-spread levers, a transition to single-handle can be challenging. Though nothing is impossible, we recommend consulting a plumber before making a final decision.
Height and Reach
Do you have overhead cabinets or a shallow sink? Height and reach are two essential points to take into account.
If you have cabinets over the sink area, confirm that there’s room enough for the spout. For a compact kitchen, we highly recommend a pull-out style. The spouts aren’t as tall — most lack an arch altogether — but their reach is long.
While on the topic of reach, for double, triple, or shallow sinks, verify the length.
For shallow sinks (ones that don’t come far from the wall) you don’t want an excessive range as you’ll end up with a wet mark on your belly. Double or triple sinks, however, require a much longer stretch.
Watch The Height
Levers and Convenience
Double-handle faucets look traditional and rustic. However, people like to argue about their convenience. In our opinion, single-lever fixtures are much easier to use — they require only one hand for adjustments.
Which Brands Make the Best White Faucets?
As the general public begins to show interest in a specific type of finish, manufacturers take notice and jump on the wagon. However, that doesn’t mean that all are equally great. When it comes to a white faucet, it’s crucial to look for quality — we’ll explain why further down.
Let’s have a look at some popular brands that are known for delivering quality:
Delta
Delta has an impressive portfolio, including excellent white fixtures (we’ve got three on today’s list). We love Delta because it’s all about simplicity with a classic touch.
The fixtures are well-constructed and several designs are available for every budget. They have a wide range, from double-handle to single, wall-mounted to touchless options — and all come in several different finishes.
Kraus
Kraus is another favorite brand of ours. Making its kitchen faucet debut in 2009, it’s a relatively new brand, and not as prominent yet as some other brands.
It’s a budget-friendly name with high-end quality and great features. Kraus is known for producing sleek fixtures, suitable for modern or contemporary homes.
Moen
Moen is one of the most popular brands in the kitchen faucet market. It’s renowned for its high-quality materials, high-tech elements, and easy installations. Features generally include motion detection technology, power boosters, and snap-in water lines.
If you can think of it, Moen probably thought of it first. What’s more, Moen’s faucets are ADA and WaterSense certified. Its faucets do fall on the pricier end of the spectrum, but they’re also usually backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Glacier Bay
High-quality and budget-friendly price tags have made Glacier Bay a popular brand. Although its faucets are economical, the company doesn’t sacrifice on finishes or features. With plenty of options available, they’re definitely able to compete with high-end brands.
Furthermore, Glacier Bay usually include their limited lifetime warranty.
The Best White Kitchen Faucets of 2022
Here are our top seven recommendations for white kitchen faucets.
1. Glacier Bay Market Pull-Down Faucet
A pull-down sprayer and 360-degree swivel are two highlights on this faucet. Made from a metal base coated with a sleek white finish, this fixture is stunning.
This model is also about functionality. It’s an easy-to-use single-handle design with a pull-down sprayer head extending 16 inches. Not the longest, but perfect for deep kitchen sinks.
On the sprayer wand, you get two modes: an aerated stream and Glacier Bay’s TurboSpray.
The ceramic disc valve keeps drips and leaks at bay. Flow rate is limited to 1.8 gallons per minute to prevent water waste. Lastly, the installation is a breeze thanks to Glacier Bay’s FastMount system.
The Pros
Stunning to Look at
From the white finish and smooth texture, to the design of the faucet, everything is sleek and modern. This will fit in beautifully with a range of kitchen designs.
Multi-Functional Pull-Down Sprayer
The pull-down sprayer is a winner on this faucet. As you pull down the sprayer head, you can choose between an everyday stream or a powerful booster. Glacier Bay included their TurboSpray technology, which generates a different water dispersal pattern, much more powerful than others.
As you change to the TurboSpray, the pattern is concentrated into different locations. Thus, pressure is increased without exceeding the 1.8 gallons per minute flow rate.
You switch mode using the grey button located on the back of the sprayer head. It’s easy to use, even while keeping your eyes on the sink.
Easy Installation
Glacier Bay’s FastMount installation system consists of specialized fasteners sitting on the water lines, which you pull over the shank, twist, and tighten. It can be done within minutes.
Additionally, the fixture will suit any sink with one or three holes — and a matching deck plate is included.
360-Degree Swivel Spout
The spout can turn 360 degrees, making it excellent for wide or double sinks. The height of the spout is a decent 15.56 inches tall and the spout reaches 9.86 inches.
The Cons
No Magnetic Docking
There’s no magnetic docking for the sprayer head. The head does retract by itself after you loosen your grip, but you need to push the head back in place.
Additional Specs
| Faucet fit | One to three-hole sinks |
| Flow rate | 1.8 gallons per minute |
| Faucet type | Pull-down |
| Material | Metal |
| Warranty | N/A |
2. Dura Faucet RV White Kitchen Faucet
With its hi-rise design by an expert manufacturer, this fixture from Dura Faucet is perfect for an RV. It boasts a beautiful exterior and a high-quality interior.
If you’re looking for a replacement for your current RV or vacation home kitchen faucet, this is worth a look. We love the convenient height — it measures 14.68 inches — ample for most RVs.
The faucet is clearly made by RV experts. The materials used are lightweight and it’s fitted with synthetic water lines. We can appreciate the easy-to-turn spout, especially since most RVs have dual sinks.
The Pros
Made for RVs
Dura Faucet is one of the most prominent RV fixture manufacturers and they really know how to make stunning appliances for any motorhome.
The base material of the faucet is metal plated plastic. This provides ample durability for an RV while still being lightweight. The spout on the fixture is brass, and everything is lead-free certified.
Stylish Hi-Rise Design
Although it’s an RV fixture, most of us still appreciate a good-looking faucet, and this doesn’t disappoint. The spout fits most RVs and the white finish is a home run; it’ll catch attention in the tiniest of kitchens.
The spout turns smoothly, shifting from one sink to another. One minor detail we love is the shape of the handles. They sport a classic yet sassy curve, which compliments a modern RV perfectly.
Limited Space in Mind
Whether you choose this for your RV or vacation home, it’s excellent for tiny spaces. The 8-inch long base plate means that the fixture itself doesn’t require much space on the sink. It’s compatible with two or three holes.
The Cons
Plastic Base Connection
Some users mentioned that the piece connecting the spout to the base is made from plastic and isn’t durable. Most reviewers said they replaced it.
Additional Specs
| Faucet fit | Two to three-hole sinks |
| Flow rate | 2.2 gallons per minute |
| Faucet type | Double-handle |
| Material | Plastic |
| Warranty | N/A |
3. Kraus KPF-1673CHWH Nolen Matte White/Chrome Finish
Create a two-tone finish, sprinkle in a high arch spout, add a dash of matte — and you have the perfect recipe for a stunning kitchen faucet. Kraus blew us away with this faucet. It provides an excellent contemporary ambience.
Kraus didn’t hold back on the features of this beauty either. It’s a pull-down faucet with a double-function spray head — offering aerated or boosted flow. The nylon hose retracts effortlessly after use, and is highly flexible while extended.
Lastly, it comes with Kraus’ QuickConnect system allowing for a straightforward installation. That’s good news if you want to save on a plumber.
The Pros
The Duo-Tone
This faucet is mesmerizing to look at. Kraus coated the spout and base in white, but used chrome for the sprayer head and handle. It’s a fresh combo, giving the fixture a contemporary touch, suitable for any modern kitchen.
Functional Sprayer Head
If you have a busy kitchen, this sprayer head will add some convenience. By flipping a switch, you get power over two settings. One for everyday washing and the other for stubborn messes requiring additional pressure.
The hose reaches 18 inches and retracts using Kraus’ easy retract system. It’s fitted with a swivel adapter providing effortless maneuverability around the sink area.
Ideal Height
In order to fit into most kitchens, Kraus made sure the spout stayed under 17 inches. It now measures 16.375 inches exactly, which an ideal height for standard 18-inch cabinets. The spout sits 9 inches above the sink and has a reach of 9.125 inches.
Quick Connect
DIY homeowners listen up: this installation is super easy. Thanks to Kraus’ QuickConnect system, the water lines come together smoothly. What’s more, the faucet fits any sink with one, two, or three holes.
The Cons
The Quick Connect Requires Some Tightening
Kraus advertise that its QuickConnect system doesn’t require any hand-tightening, which is a bit misleading. A few users reported leaks due to loose connections. Fortunately, tightening the water lines remedied the issue.
Additional Specs
| Faucet fit | One, two, or three-hole sinks |
| Flow rate | 1.8 gallons per minute |
| Faucet type | Pull-down |
| Material | Brass |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime warranty |
4. Peppermint Matte White Kitchen Faucet
This elegant-looking Peppermint kitchen faucet will suit the minimalist kitchen theme with its matte finish. It’s perfect to resist fingerprints and water spots. The pull-down feature is super convenient too.
It offers dual functionality: a rainshower for heavy cleaning and a gentle stream for daily cleaning. Moreover, the spot swivels at 360-degrees to accommodate all areas.
The fixture looks amazing. It is available in two finishes, matte white and rose gold.
The Pros
Easy to Install
Everything you needed for the installation process is already included. You can install it even with your basic plumbing skill.
Long Lasting
Equipped with a ten-year warranty and made from lead-free brass, this unit will sure to last you for years. Extra durable, these are already integrated into the faucet and will provide some extra backup protection against leaks.
Easy to Clean
One thing busy homemakers love is effortless cleaning. Peppermint added yet another amazing feature to make everyday cleaning a little easier. Its matte white finish resists fingerprints and water spots for easy maintenance.
The Cons
Single Hole
Unfortunately, this faucet can only be installed using a single hole sinks.
Additional Specs
| Faucet fit | One-hole sinks |
| Flow rate | 1.8 gallons per minute |
| Faucet type | Pull-down |
| Material | Metal |
| Warranty | 110-year warranty |
5. Delta Faucet Signature Kitchen Faucet
If you have a small kitchen, pull-out faucets are always a sound choice. But if you’re looking for more than that, take a look at this Delta fixture. It comes with everything Delta has to offer.
It’s a durable pull-out, and watertight with Delta’s Diamond Seal technology. The spout is very flexible and can turn 120 degrees, where the hose extends 20 inches.
What’s more, the Touch-Clean nozzle ensures an undisrupted performance that’s easy to clean.
The Pros
Compact and Flexible
This pull-out is excellent for a small kitchen. It’s maneuverable and when you extend the hose, you get a reach of 38 inches in total.
The hose retracts effortlessly using the weighted system sitting under the faucet. Although a magnetic dock isn’t present, the hose remains securely in place.
Durable Finish and Easy Clean
The finish on this faucet is specially created to resist discoloration and abrasion. What’s more, it’s easy to keep clean — the white is radiant and will keep the area looking fresh. It also has Delta’s Touch-Clean rubber spray holes for easy maintenance.
Tight Seal
The diamond-encrusted valves provide a super tight seal, reducing any potential weak points. Delta backs it up with its limited lifetime warranty. Also in the package are two InnoFlex PEX water supply lines.
The Cons
Nylon Hose
One issue users appear to have with this faucet is the nylon hose. Delta faucets generally have metal hoses, which are much more durable. But for some reason, they opted for less hard-wearing nylon here instead.
Additional Specs
| Faucet fit | One or three-hole sinks |
| Flow rate | 1.8 gallons per minute |
| Faucet type | Pull-out |
| Material | Metal |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime warranty |
6. 87017W One-Handle Pullout Kitchen Faucet By Moen
This pull-out faucet from Moen is part of its Banbury collection, which is based on timeless nostalgia. It’s a great choice for the traditional kitchen looking to add a modern touch. The faucet will set a classic, yet practical, tone with its subtle design and elegant curves.
What’s more, the faucet is excellent in compact spaces. When retracted, the spout reaches 9.63 inches in length and 7.63 inches in height. However, as you extend the pull-out hose, you get an additional 68 inches to play with.
You also get a few of Moen’s signature features. These include Duralock for quick installations, powerful spray mode, and ADA compliance — not to mention its limited lifetime warranty.
The Pros
Classic Faucet
We love the vibe this faucet gives. Everything from the curve of the handle to the subtle arch of the spout. It’s exactly as Moen describes it — the brilliance of the white brings a beautiful touch to a classic kitchen.
Excellent Size
The compact size of this faucet is amazing — you get so much in such a small package. Both the height and reach of the spout make it the perfect fit in any apartment kitchen. Then, when extending the hose, you get the extra 68 inches to reach larger pots.
Moen’s Features
Whenever you purchase an appliance from Moen, you can expect a range of useful features. One of them is its Duralock Quick Connect system — transforming the installation from a time-consuming process into a snap-in experience.
The Cons
Plastic Sprayer Head
A few reviewers noted that the sprayer head is made from plastic, and feels very light in your hands. Nonetheless, it still functions as it should.
Additional Specs
| Faucet fit | One or three-hole sinks |
| Flow rate | 1.5 gallons per minute |
| Faucet type | Pull-out |
| Material | Metal |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime warranty |
7. Delta Faucet Collins White Single-Handle Faucet
With a mid-arch design and a diamond seal, does this Delta faucet get any better? The fixture is a simple single-handle style with a 180-degree swivel spout. The mid-arch measures 6.25 inches in height and has a reach of 10.93 inches.
The faucet comes with a convenient side sprayer, providing a powerful flow for stubborn messes. The fixture is suitable for any four-hole sink and everything you need is supplied with your purchase.
The Pros
Delta’s Diamond Seal
This faucet incorporates Delta’s Diamond Seal Technology, keeping the valves tight and secure. It claims that the fixture will last twice as long as others.
The package also contains Delta’s InnoFlex PEX water supply lines.
Excellent Mid-Arch Design
We love the mid-arch on this one. It’s the right size to suit either small or large kitchens. The reach is a practical one for most — although not suitable for shallow sinks.
Convenient Side Sprayer
This faucet doesn’t have a pull-down feature, but it does have a convenient side sprayer which comes with a matching finish and retraction system.
The Cons
Instructions Need a Makeover
The faucet is easy to use, but it seems the installation instructions for the side sprayer need a makeover. Some users said following them resulted in leaking. Fortunately, a plumber can easily fix it.
Additional Specs
| Faucet fit | Four-hole sinks |
| Flow rate | 1.8 gallons per minute |
| Faucet type | Single-handle with side sprayer |
| Material | Brass |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime warranty |
| Product | Award | Faucet fit | Flow rate | Type | Material | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glacier Bay | Overall Pick | 1 to 3-hole sinks | 1.8 gal/min | Pull-down | Metal | N/A |
| Dura Faucet RV | Motor Homes | 2 to 3-hole sinks | 2.2 gal/min | Double-handle | Plastic | N/A |
| Kraus Faucet | Design | 1, 2, or 3-hole sinks | 1.8 gal/min | Pull-down | Brass | Limited lifetime |
| Peppermint Faucet | Pull-Down | 1-hole sinks | 1.8 gal/min | Pull-down | Metal | 10-year warranty |
| Delta Signature | Compact | 1 or 3-hole sinks | 1.8 gal/min | Pull-out | Metal | Limited lifetime |
| Moen 87017W | Traditional | 1 or 3-hole sinks | 1.5 gal/min | Pull-out | Metal | Limited lifetime |
| Delta Collins | Side Sprayer | 4-hole sinks | 1.8 gal/min | Single-handle with side sprayer | Brass | Limited lifetime |
White Is All You Need
The best white kitchen faucets can spice up your kitchen in a subtle and elegant way. It also brings an air of cleanliness and purity to your sink area.
Likewise, an enamel finish can protect your fixtures from damage such as scratches, rust, and abrasion. They’re generally easy to keep clean and will stay fresh for longer.
Would you choose a simple or two-tone white faucet? We’d love to read your answers below, as well as any comments or questions you might have. Don’t forget to share!
