At Remodelista we’re divided over the appeal of a pull-down sprayer faucet. Some of us prefer the gadget-less look of a steady-flow faucet, others (like me) wouldn’t know how to clean a sink without one.
No matter which camp you’re in, it’s true that a faucet with a pull-down spray has more moving parts to break?making it all the more important to do your homework before you buy. Here are 10 pull-down sprayer kitchen faucets about which we’ve heard good things.

Above: The East Linear Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet by Newport Brass comes in 28 finishes, including flat black and aged brass (shown; from An LA Cliffhanger: Go High or Stay Low"). The faucet in chrome starts at $578.90 from eFaucets.

Above: An affordable favorite, the Danze Parma Single-Handle Pre-Rinse Faucet is featured twice in the Remodelista book (pages 202 and 230). Made of brass with a stainless steel or chrome finish, it starts at $209.75 on Amazon.
Above: LA architect Alice Park clued us in to the La Toscana Elba Single Handle Faucet (known as the Paini Cox outside the United States), which we featured in 10 Easy Pieces: Architects’ Go-To Modern Kitchen Faucets. This version with a pull-down sprayer starts at $312 at Quality Bath.

Above: The Solna Single Handle Pull-Down Spray Faucet by Brizo has a SmartTouch feature that makes water flow at the touch of a hand, and comes in chrome, black, white, stainless, and bronze. It’s the faucet of choice f...