Kohler Kitchen Faucets

Kohler kitchen faucets on this page cover the main ways people set up a sink: pull-down and pull-out faucets with multi-function sprayheads, touchless models, bar and prep faucets, beverage faucets, pot fillers and classic single-handle designs with a side sprayer. Series include Simplice, Bellera, Graze, Riff, Crue, Jolt, Purist and Billet, along with Artifacts, Components, Triton, Rival and Edalyn. If you want hands-free operation, the Crue, Bellera and Billet lines offer touchless pull-down options. If you prefer a traditional look, the Billet two-hole wall-mount bridge faucet and the Purist single-handle faucet with side sprayer are worth a look.

Finishes range from Polished Chrome and Vibrant Stainless to Matte Black, Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass, Vibrant Polished Nickel, Vibrant Brushed Bronze, Vibrant French Gold and Vibrant Titanium, plus two-tone options such as Matte Black with Brushed Moderne Brass. Before you choose, confirm how many holes your sink or countertop has, whether you want a deck-mount or wall-mount faucet, and how much clearance you have under a window or upper cabinet. Pull-down faucets suit deep sinks and tall pots, pull-out faucets keep a lower profile, and a beverage or bar faucet adds a second water point for a prep area or island.

What to check before you buy

• Count your sink holes first. Check whether your sink or countertop is drilled for one, two or more holes and whether a deck plate or escutcheon is included. The Billet bridge faucet is a two-hole wall-mount design, so it needs plumbing in the wall rather than the deck.
• Check spout height and clearance. Measure the space between the sink and any window sill, shelf or upper cabinet before choosing a tall gooseneck like the Triton Bowe. A high-arc spout is handy for filling pots but can clash with a low window.
• Decide on sprayhead functions. Many pull-down models here, such as Simplice, Graze and Riff, have a three-function sprayhead, while Jolt and the Billet touchless use a two-function sprayhead. Think about which spray modes you actually use.
• Plan power for touchless models. Touchless faucets like Crue and Bellera need a power source under the sink. Confirm what the model uses and leave room for it in the cabinet.
• Match finishes across the kitchen. Pick a finish that works with your sink, cabinet hardware and appliances. Two-tone options such as Polished Chrome with Matte Black can bridge mixed metals in the room.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Kohler kitchen faucets are touchless?

On this page, the Crue, Bellera and Billet series each offer a touchless pull-down kitchen sink faucet. They turn on with a wave or motion rather than a handle, which is useful when your hands are messy.

What is the difference between a pull-down and a pull-out faucet?

A pull-down faucet has a high-arc spout and the sprayhead pulls straight down into the sink, which suits deep basins and big pots. A pull-out faucet has a lower spout and the sprayhead pulls out toward you, which works well where overhead space is tight.

Do Kohler kitchen faucets come in Matte Black?

Yes, Matte Black is one of the finishes offered here, along with Vibrant Stainless, Polished Chrome, Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass and others. Finish availability varies by series, so check the options on the product you like.