Yeah, doesn't even look like it would fit if it were centered. I think most often faucets are off-center with these 70/30 sinks. Check out google images.

Looks like it is installed correctly to me. Offset sinks = offset faucet.

I do like your cabinets by the way

I think that is where the hole is for the faucet on these sinks. For the faucet to be centered on the window the sink would have to be off center.

It looks right where it is now. I agree with the above that I don't think there is room enough between the set back part of the sink and the backsplash to mount the faucet there.

I think the faucet is installed correctly for that sink. But if you agreed that it would be centered, they should have contacted you to discuss the problem before doing it. Then you could have decided whether to use a different sink or take the off-center faucet.

Even if you were able to mount it centered, the spout might not reach the small bowl...then you'd have something to complain about

If it's installed correctly, then why did this coversation happen? -----> " The company owner and I agreed the kitchen sink and faucet would be centered in the cabinet".

Which gave the OP the (wrong) impression it wouldn't look like this.

I'm guessing the company owner either didn't know what sink was being used or didn't pay enough attention. But then he or she should have called the OPer to discuss the issue, IMO.

Agreed. Conversation doesn't make sense but the faucet looks right to me. Very pretty!

I double checked my 60/40 setup just now and had to laugh: never noticed the faucet

was off-center, so I obviously was never bothered by it!

It would look wrong if installed centered. I think the contracter is 100% right. Sorry.

javi, how funny! (And I LOVE your window, looks like a picture on houzz!)

mrhill, apparently it is correct. So try to just enjoy your new set up. Verry pretty! :)

I just did the same thing as javiwa and checked my 70/30 and it is installed as yours is - off center. And like javiwa's my counter swoops in to follow the line of the sink and that is where the faucet is set. Honestly, I like how it's set and would think that it would be awkward if it was to be centered. Your installer is, I think, correct. My advice is to try to live with it for a bit. I suspect if you want it centered you will have to get a different sink.

beth: Houzz -- ONLY because I cropped out the cheap-o mini-blinds! Yeah..they're leaving us, so don't worry. But the orchids are real. :)

mrhill: not to make light, but if you turned your faucet head toward the left, it would fill that space and not look so off. It IS beautiful!

lol cheater ;)

The sink itself appears to be centered in the cabinet but because of the offset divide the faucet naturally has to be between the basins (as per Pal's pic) - maybe the owner intentionally mentioned the 'sink being centered' so the OP would understand what that meant (an off-centered faucet), unfortunately is doesn't seem he communicated that effectively. I think it looks right though, and very pretty.

I think the faucet is installed correctly for that sink.

However I have a Blanco Performa II 1 3/4" sink which is also offset. I have the faucet installed in the center and I think that is the best way to install the faucet for that sink.

calumin, that sink is different, in that the back is uniform - the sink the OP has is curved so there's a bigger space for the faucet in back of the smaller side of the sink.

i have the same sink and the faucet hole was predrilled right in line with the divide. it is installed correctly and in a week, it won't seem weird