Grohe bar faucets are the true sign of home elegance and beauty. They are one of the most respected and revered designers that create faucets that work as well in your home as they would on the wall in a modern art museum. In this post I want to show you a few different faucet models that they have so you can make an educated decision when it’s time to upgrade your bar faucets.
Why choose Grohe? Choose Grohe when you want the absolute best for your home! (No, I don’t work for Grohe, this is just my opinion!)
The Grohe Single Hole Basin/Pillar Tap Faucet is a stunning work that will take any room to extraordinary levels. It’s made from brass with a flawless stainless steel finish. There is only one handle, and it only does cold water, so it’s perfect for filtered drinking water. The curved spout with rounded corners creates a beautiful and modern look that works with most home’s styles.
For a more traditional look, check out the Grohe Bridgeford Bar Faucet. This is a one hole, two handled bar faucet that has a more “period” feel that would work perfect in homes that successfully merge antique furniture and LCD TV’s. It has a very versatile design and comes in chrome, oil rubbed bronze, and stainless steel. If you ride the fence between vintage and contemporary, this bar faucet is designed just for you.
If you want a clean and simple look, check out the Grohe Classic II Kitchen/Bar Centerset Faucet. This is close to the traditional bar faucet in overall design, but the details are what make it stand apart (like all of Grohe’s faucets). It installs with one hole and has two handles that take care of the hot/cold duties. The handles are a triangulated cylinder that look stunning without being over the top. The spout is a perfect cylinder, and it’s finished in their renowned chrome.
A Grohe bar faucet will turn any sink into a work of art. Spend the time to shop through their collection and you’ll start to see the small design details that set Grohe apart from all of the other faucet designers.
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