Many finishes to choose from for your vessel sink faucets.

 Vessel sink faucets & types of finishes

Chrome: Top choice for many.  Usually a chrome finish is economical but durable when compared to other finishes.  It is also high maintenance, because of it's high reflectivity.  Frequent cleaning is necessary because of water spots.  Only soap and water should be used to prevent scratches.

Antique brass: Most popular in the 1970's.  This finish is making a strong comeback because of it's ability to match most home decor.  It is easy to maintained with soap and water.

Polished brass: Made of solid brass that is polished and buffed to a high gloss, then a coat of lacquer is applied to prevent tarnishing.  It requires more of a gentle care as most cleaning agents will affect the finish.  It is recommended to clean with a soft cloth only.

Bright copper: Is a brass fixture that has been copper plated and buffed to a high shine and then coated with a layer of lacquer to prevent tarnishing.  Recommended to be cleaned with a soft cloth only.

Polished nickel: This finish is similar to chrome.  It is considered a traditional finish which has a deep and richer color than chrome.

Matte/Brushed nickel: Is a polished nickel which is hand=brushed to bring out its beautiful qualities of nickel.  Because of it low reflective nature it hides water spots well.

Satin nickel: Is described as more of a wet look, but with all the qualities of brushed nickel.

Oil-rubbed bronze: Described as elegant looking.  No two pieces look alike.  The finish has a redish-brown color that hides water spots well and requires minimal care.

If you decide to go with a glass vessel sink, you might want to consider going with a brushed nickel or chrome finish as these two texture complement each other very well.

 This is only a very small selection of what's available it is recommended that you first narrow down what type of vessel sink faucets and vessel sink that you desire.  Then you will find that you will have also narrowed down your finishes and texture as well.  No matter what you select you will find that installing  a vessel sink faucet and vessel sink will become the focal point of your bathroom.  It is important to remember that almost all finishes can become damaged by abrasive cleaners, you should never use them or your vessel sink faucets finishes could become an ruined piece of art work.

 We have also included for you some things to consider before you purchase and install your vessel sink and vessel sink faucet.  Browse around and enjoy the site and congratulations on your decision to bring back the wash basin as an elegant piece of art work.