If you need a new kitchen faucet for your midcentury kitchen and don’t want to break the bank, this design from Central Brass (affiliate link) seems to have been around going back many decades.
Drew looks like he had pretty much this same Central Brass kitchen faucet in his 1960-ish kitchen. So, when he remodeled he chose a Central Brass faucet from the same line.
There are a variety of configurations to choose from (affiliate link) depending on what kind of sink and countertop you are outfitting.
Key elements for a retro-authentic kitchen:
Do you like the other elements seen in Drew’s original kitchen? See:
- Metal-rimmed cast iron kitchen sinks from Kohler and see the same story for steel sinks with metal frames from Ceco.
- Where to get metal countertop trim
- Lots of laminate research
- The www’s largest (the www’s only?) archive of steel kitchen cabinet research
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