TideStream Kitchen Faucets

A pull-down faucet (like the Chesapeake, Columbia, and Sonoma) has a tall gooseneck arch with a spray head that pulls straight down into the sink — ideal for deep sinks and large pots. A pull-out faucet (like the Catalina) has a lower profile with a spray head that pulls toward you — better for smaller sinks or shallow basins where a tall arch isn't practical.

Solid brass is the industry standard for premium faucets because it's naturally corrosion-resistant, handles high water pressure, and lasts decades without degrading. Stainless steel faucets are typically thinner-walled and more prone to stress cracking at connection points. Every TideStream faucet uses a forged solid brass body for maximum durability.

Most TideStream models (Chesapeake, Columbia, Sonoma) feature a dual-function spray head with an aerated stream for everyday tasks and a powerful spray for rinsing. The Catalina offers a compact pull-out spray. The Savannah is a classic fixed-spout gooseneck with no sprayer — a deliberately simple design for prep sinks and bar areas.

Only if your sink or countertop has extra pre-drilled holes from a previous faucet. All TideStream models are designed for single-hole installation. If you have a 3-hole or 4-hole sink, a deck plate (sold separately or often included with the faucet) covers the unused holes for a clean look.

TideStream kitchen faucets flow at 1.8 GPM, which is the EPA WaterSense® standard for kitchen faucets. This balances water efficiency with practical performance — enough pressure to fill pots quickly and rinse dishes effectively, while using less water than older 2.2 GPM models.