Definitely a pull-ot spray for washing large pots, even some of the restaurant style faucets could work depending on the style of your kitchen.

My signature faucet is the Grohe Ladylux. I put them in 90% of my projects, it goes with any design because of its simple nature. Grohe is a great manufacturer that stand behind their product and replacement parts are readily accessable. Single hole mount with a pull down spout, pull out spouts with rocker switches tend to get people very wet. It has a large single lever that moves easily, so its easy to turn on when hands are messy.

I am enjoying my new pull-down spray faucet with a single lever handle on the right side. The shape of the faucet is like the photo Vikrant posted. I have a stainless steel sink, so I bought the brushed nickel finish. I bought it at Home Depot.

I have been searching - and thought I would consider the Grohe Concetto but read many negative reviews about needing to turn the water off to turn off the spray feature. Also can anyone tell me the difference between 32 665 DC1 vs DC0?

Concetto is a value series from Grohe. In that same price range you might get a better value from Vigo or Kraus. Please feel free to check us out... http://www.poshhaus.com/store/c/208-Kitchen-Faucets.html