Do you know what you're looking at? This is possibly the sexiest faucet in the history of mankind. And knowing the look we're going for in our master bathroom, can you imagine anything cooler (short of having a more colorful counter and vessel sinks)?I was so excited to find this one and its differently-shaped friends that I almost bought them before we had a house to put them in. Then I started reading the buyer comments. Aside from being troublesome to install and not having the drain plug assembly (meaning we'd have to get plugs that sit on the side of the sink when not in use), they have water pressure issues and if you have hard water, there will be build-up and water spots between the two pieces of glass where the water comes from. And the opening is so small you can't even get a Q-Tip in there to clean it.
I know me well enough to know that I need home fixtures that are low maintenance. So for now, I'll have to settle for something much less expensive.
1 comment:
I have used a faucet like this at Johnnie's Restaurant in the Crossroads. Go in there and try it out. Yes, the reviews were dead on, no pressure, etc.
Love the house and am so proud for you two! Amy
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