Colección: Grifos de cocina

Shop solid brass kitchen faucets, from classic bridge designs to tall gooseneck styles. Choose unlacquered brass, antique copper, or polished nickel for a finish with lasting character.

A brass bridge kitchen faucet with cross handles and a matching side sprayer, elegantly mounted on a farmhouse sink, surrounded by warm decor including a wooden countertop, fresh yellow flowers, and an open cookbook by the window.

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Before you order

Choose the right kitchen-faucet fit

  • Choose bridge, gooseneck, wall-mounted, or side-spray style
  • Check deck-hole spacing in the product specifications
  • Measure spout reach to the center of your sink
  • Choose a coordinating finish and handle style

Kitchen buying guide

Solid brass kitchen faucets for a considered sink space

Explore solid brass kitchen faucets from classic bridge designs to tall gooseneck, wall-mounted, and side-spray styles. An unlacquered brass kitchen faucet starts bright and develops a natural patina with use, creating the warm aged character many homeowners call an antique-brass look. Select the installation, reach, and finish that work with your sink and the rest of the room.

Frequently asked questions

Are Brassty kitchen faucets solid brass?

Brassty kitchen faucets are made from solid brass. Refer to each product page for exact finish, dimensions, installation details, and included components.

What is different about an unlacquered brass kitchen faucet?

Unlacquered brass is a living finish. It begins with a brighter brass tone and can develop a deeper, individual patina over time through use and exposure.

What is the difference between bridge and gooseneck kitchen faucets?

A bridge faucet uses separate hot and cold handles joined by a horizontal bridge. A gooseneck faucet has a taller curved spout and is often selected for generous clearance at the sink.

How should I choose a kitchen faucet finish?

Choose a finish that works with your hardware and lighting. Unlacquered brass develops patina, antique copper has warm aged character, and polished nickel gives a brighter reflective look.