Kitchen Remodeling Ideas: How to Mix & Match your Kitchen Sink Faucets

Image via: Blanco – SONOMA Faucet with Pull Down Spray and DIAMOND Super Single Sink 

Kitchen cabinet ideas lend inspiration to the rest of the kitchen

We first started seeing a departure from old design with kitchen cabinets that were different colors at the base cabinet than the upper cabinets. Gorgeous hues of stained woods in rich cherry or mahogany would compliment a base cabinet in light oak wood. The pairing was beautiful and kitchen enthusiasts loved mixing and matching the grains of wood, stain colors and even cabinet door hardware to create a story in the kitchen. Once the cabinets became popular the trend was to vary the kitchen island and even mix and match countertops with the base cabinet colors. Butcher block islands that didn’t match adjacent white Carrera marble countertops in other parts of the kitchen became the norm, and homeowners loved the trend!

Kitchen sink faucets and coordinating sinks take on a similar style

It isn’t rare to see kitchen sink faucets being crafted from a singular metal to bring color to the kitchen countertop. What is new however is the marrying of color and finish within the same fixture! Kitchen sink manufacturer, BLANCO, has always been spot on with defining trends. Their new line of ARTONA faucets highlight the integration of dual finishes in six on-trend colors to match their iconic SILGRANIT^® sinks. The new line will redefine for kitchen enthusiasts who love the ability to share their personal style through their fixtures and finishes.

Find kitchen remodeling ideas in your own stylish way

For many homeowners who don’t want to stay within the confines of what they see in interior design magazines, mix and match kitchens gives the owner permission to show off their own voice. For many years dark sinks such as charcoal gray and black were hard to find and rarely were seen in the design publications. Today, designers and homeowners alike are enjoying the reemergence of deep and profound colors in the kitchen. BLANCO’s IKON Apron Front Single sink is the perfect example of mixing and matching finishes to reflect style and beauty.

Image via: BLANCO – IKON Apron Front single sink

Whether you are looking to replace your existing kitchen fixtures for a well-deserved kitchen remodeling project or you are just in the planning stages, don’t shy away from mixing and matching your kitchen components. From cabinets and countertops to sinks and faucets, there isn’t a better time to think out of the box and create a beautiful kitchen with these on-trend design ideas.

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