The kitchen faucet is a well-loved staple in every kitchen. From food prep to cooking and cleaning, it’s an essential feature you interact with on a daily basis. Kitchen faucets serve two main purposes; function and style and choosing the right one can instantly elevate your space, taking your faucet center stage when it comes to overall kitchen design. With multiple faucets styles to choose from, I’m sharing my personal pics for the 12 Best Gooseneck Kitchen Faucets. I’m not only rounding up stylish options that are perfect for every kitchen style, but giving you tips on exactly how to install them!

Your kitchen faucet design matters more than you might think and actually says a lot about your own personal style. When it comes to the specific configuration and design features of a faucet, the goal is to blend with and accentuate the overall look of your kitchen. Gooseneck faucets are the perfect way to accomplish this, with a variety of finishes to choose from, a simple, stylish frame, and most importantly functionality.

Beyond its sleek modern design, this faucet style offers a few perks that just might make your next kitchen cleanup a breeze! The gooseneck design gets its name due to its unique, tall inverted “U” appearance. Thanks to the gooseneck faucets positioning, which is higher up above the sink basin, you can say goodbye to all the maneuvering challenges of getting those larger pot and pans squeaky clean. Gooseneck faucets also release water much higher than a conventional faucet, so it gets two thumbs up for no added strain on your lower back. Now you can comfortably wash your hands and complete all the daily washing tasks with ease.

From ergonomic benefits, to modern design features, and beyond it’s the clear winner when compared to traditional faucets, so let’s take a look at some of the various gooseneck styles to consider, before you make the swap.

12 Best Gooseneck Kitchen Faucets

Kraus Oletto Stainless Steel Finish Pull Down Kitchen Faucet

Create instant modern style in your kitchen with the Kraus Oletto Stainless Steel Faucet. It not only offers a spot-free stainless steel finish but also comes with a dual mode powerful sprayer. The 15 1/8" industry standard height fits under any kitchen cabinet for a seamless installation. If you’re looking for a DIY project that’s big on style but short on labor…this is it! Thanks to its QuickDock mounting technology, easily install the faucet from above the countertop in only a few minutes with no need to secure it underneath the sink!

Kohler Crue Single-Handle Touchless Pull-Down Sprayer

The Kohler Crue Single-Handle Touchless Pull-Down Sprayer faucet offers modern sophisticated appeal combined with smart home technology. No need to pull the single lever handle because this kitchen faucet features hands free options from touchless to voice activated using Alexa, Google, or Apple! Voice control allows the faucet to turn on or off, pour specified amounts and fill preset measurements for a one of a kind hands free experience! Also comes with an optional deck plate to cover the hole in the sink where the faucet is mounted. Pairs best with modern or contemporary kitchen design.

Davoli Pull Down Faucet

With a classic, high-arc design, the Davoli Pull Down Faucet makes filling pots as well as washing large cookware items easy! This kitchen faucet is made from solid brass construction and is available in five beautiful finishes. Its versatile design fits perfectly into any modern, classic, or traditional kitchen space.

BFFCTF-3000 Pull Down Single Handle Kitchen Faucet

Add a little touch of style to your kitchen sink with this BFFCTF-3000 Pull Down Single Handle Kitchen Faucet. This gooseneck spout offers a minimalist modern vibe to your kitchen sink with its sleek design and two toned finish. The main body and handle are made with high-grade copper, resistant to rust and corrosion.

Macon Pull Down Single Handle Kitchen Faucet

The Macon Pull Down Single Handle Kitchen Faucet offers a slight variation to the traditional gooseneck shape with clean, simple lines and a more elegant modern design. Shown in brushed gold but available in four other finishes: it features a pull-down spray, swivel spout, and optional soap dispenser, making it the perfect choice for your kitchen.

Moen Arbor Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet

With a smooth, matte black finish, the Arbor Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet offers friendly-to-use functionality while providing a timeless transitional style. It’s specially engineered with reflex technology for easy pull-out and pull-down spray. Choose from a standard stream or switch to power boost with the push of a button for a faster clean. This faucet is compatible with both 1- and 3-hole sink configurations; for easy installation. When it comes to kitchen design, it’s the perfect fit for a warm and classic kitchen adorned with wood tones, creamy whites, and natural stone.

McKenna Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet

If you’re looking for an option that checks the boxes, when it comes to traditional sleek style and affordability, then the McKenna Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet is the perfect pick! Honorable mentions include a high-arc for full sink access, TurboSpray with 30% more power than your standard pull-down, and a single-handle faucet design for seamless water and hot-cold temperature control. The installation is sure to be a quick connect thanks to its exclusive FastMount mounting system.

Sous Pro-Style-Single Handle Pull Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet

The Sous Pro-Style-Single Handle Pull Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet is a clear winner when it comes to bringing your inner chef to life! Inspired by pro chefs, it's built to handle all your chopping, braising, and searing needs that come along with meal prep. Available in four finish options, the brushed brass offers a standout statement style with its coiled spout and commercial, modern design.

Culinary Pull Down Kitchen Faucet

Staying with a commercial look but with a slightly more restrained design, the Culinary Pull Down Kitchen Faucet offers subtle satin nickel color and simple, stylish appeal. Features include an easy-to-clean surface and high-arc with a 360-rotation spray head to easily clean all your dishes and cookware.

Delancey Double Handle Kitchen Faucet

The Delancey Double Handle Kitchen Faucet offers two handles vs. a single and instantly makes a dramatic style impact by acting as your kitchen’s newest centerpiece. It’s classically designed to coordinate beautifully in a traditionally styled kitchen. This faucet is made from durable brass construction, perfect for everyday use and comes with a stylish coordinating side spray.

Connor Bridge Kitchen Faucet

As far as personal favorites go, this is definitely it! I may be partial since I have a similar design style featured on my own kitchen sink, but the Connor Bridge Kitchen Faucet is absolutely beautiful and brings those modern farmhouse vibes kitchen side. It offers a clean and new look and is perfect for food prep and your next meal's aftermath.

West Slope Kitchen Faucet

This West Slope Kitchen Faucet brings an industrial edge to any kitchen space thanks to its clean lines and modern aesthetic. It not only adds streamlined style but functionality with quarter-turn ceramic cartridges for a smooth handle. Choose from two different finishes and a customized setup.

What Is The Best Size Sink For A Gooseneck Faucet

A gooseneck faucet can be configured to fit most sink styles regardless of mounting or basin. Whether or not you can swap your current faucet with this trendy design style has more to do with your existing faucet and sink configuration - but more on that later. Let’s start by determining your current sink style.

Current Mounting and Basin Styles for Kitchen Sinks

• Undermount sinks: Fit under the countertop, attached by clips.

• Top mount or drop-in sinks: Have a rim and are installed into a hole cut into the countertop.

• Farmhouse sinks: AKA apron front, are mounted just below the countertop and exposed in the front. They are typically a large, deep sink style.

• Basin options: include single bowl, double bowl, or low divider double bowl.

Once you’ve determined your current sink style, it’s time to consider faucet arc. Gooseneck faucets with dramatic tall arcs (distance from top of sink to base of the spout), while striking, will likely require a deeper sink to avoid unwanted splashback. If your sink is on the shallow side opt for a low-profile model instead.

Finding the Right Size Faucet for Your Existing Sink

If you’re ready to elevate your kitchen space with a stylish gooseneck faucet, then you'll need to know a few things about your current sink and faucet configuration.

Step 1: If you're replacing an existing faucet look at its current set up and measure the overall height, spout height, and spout reach. Aim for a replacement that has similar measurements.

Step 2: Will your new faucet selection be compatible with your existing sink? Determine how many mounting holes are available. If there is a plate in place look under the sink. Kitchen faucet models typically require anywhere from one to five holes, but some can be adapted by using a deck plate.

Step 3: For configurations with more than one hole, measure the distance between the center of the far-left hole to the center of the far-right hole. It’s important to make sure this measurement is no less than the "Minimum Faucet Centers" which you can find listed in your new faucet's specs.

Step 4: If your faucet is in front of a wall, measure the distance from the center of each mounting hole to the wall to find the max faucet base depth. If you have windows or cabinets above your sink, measure upward from the center mounting hole to find the max overall height. To find the ideal spout reach, measure from the center mounting hole forward to the center of your sink. This will make sure that if your holes are further beyond the sink edge, it will still reach the middle of the sink.

How To Install Gooseneck Faucets

Now that you’ve determined which gooseneck faucet is compatible with your current sink, it’s time for the best part - DIY installation! Installing your faucet should only require a few tools (depending on the model selected) and can be done easily without worry or hassle. This installation procedure should be similar for most models with a single handle and pull down sprayer. These instructions are intended to give you a general guideline for your installation, BUT it’s important to always read the faucet instructions first and consult a licensed professional if at any point you’re not comfortable doing the install.

what you’ll need

• Channel-lock pliers

• Basin wrench

• New single-handle faucet (buy separate flexible supply tubes if pre-attached supply tubes not included).

• 3/8-inch to 1/2-inch compression adapters (If shutoff valves under the sink are 1/2-inch instead of 3/8-inch, connect the supply lines with 3/8-to-1/2-inch compression adapters).

instructions

Step 1: Disconnect Water Supply

Shut off water to the old faucet by closing hot and cold valves under the sink. Turn the shutoff valve handles clockwise until they stop. Turn on faucet to check and make sure water is off. Disconnect faucet's flexible supply tubes from the valves with channel-lock pliers. Hold the valve body in place with one pair of pliers, and loosen the compression nut on the supply tube with the other pliers.

Step 2: Remove Old Faucet

Remove the old faucet by loosening mounting nut(s) that secure faucet underneath sink. A basin wrench will help access tight spaces, but you can also use channel-lock pliers. Next, unthread and pull faucet up from the top of the sink. For attached sprayers, disconnect nut holding sprayer hose to the faucet and mounting nut holding sprayer tailpiece to the sink. Once removed, clean top deck of the sink including the base of the faucet.

Step 3: Install New Faucet

Install the deck gasket onto the new faucet by fitting it over the flexible supply lines, sliding it up into the faucet body. Feed tubes through hole in the sink deck and center faucet body over the hole. Position faucet and make sure it fits before securing it.

Tip: If you are using an optional deck plate cover for unused sink holes, position the spacer and plate onto sink before installing faucet body.

Step 4: Secure Faucet

Place support plate into position on underside of the sink, over supply tubes and threaded tailpiece of faucet body, up against bottom side of the sink. Place round plate under rectangular plate, then thread brass mounting nut onto the faucet tailpiece. Use the installation tool that comes with the faucet to tighten mounting nut. Check faucet position before completely tightening.

Step 5: Install Sprayer Hose

Screw spray hose housing nut onto end of faucet tailpiece, screw spray hose to faucet spray wand to attach. Feed opposite end of spray hose into faucet spout until it comes out under the sink. Remove white cap from the end of spray hose. Connect the spray hose to body of faucet by pushing hose into position (use the white clip to hold in place). Attach weight onto the spray hose, positioning near white tape on the hose. Should move up and down easily with the spray hose.

Step 6: Connect Water Supply Tubes

Connect hot and cold faucet tubes to hot and cold valves using compression fittings. Thread compression nut for each line onto corresponding shutoff valve and tighten nut with pliers - one to hold the valve body and one to tighten the nut. Open shutoff valves, turning counterclockwise to turn water back. Check to make sure faucet and sprayer are working properly and that there are no visible leaks.

Your kitchen sink is a design focal point and upgrading your existing faucet is an easy and affordable way to give your space a quick design refresh, changing the overall look of your entire space. With different styles, finishes, and features to choose from the gooseneck faucets design esthetic paired with modern convenience, create a faucet that's perfect for almost any kitchen.

What gooseneck faucet style is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below!