That's an oxymoron. The spiral pulldowns are a direct ripoff of a commercial pre rinse faucet. There are gazillions of non spiral pulldown faucets on the market though. Let your other half pick 3 that she likes, and make sure they are all decent name brands. Then you pick one of the 3.

Or, put in a prep sink with a ''her'' faucet, and keep the pre rinse ''his'' faucet for the cleanup sink.

Not quite what you are describing but someone recently posted the brizio artesso. Might be of interest?

Or somewhat random, but maybe you would both like the kohler karbon? Cool, interesting, not commercial kitchen looking--oh and very pricey.

Waterstone Towson Gantry faucet. Looks more Victorian / Steampunk than commercial.

We just installed the Grohe K7 medium. At 21.5 inches is it smaller than some options. It is very functional for a wide sink and I think it is attractive even though a takeoff on the commercial types. I like this because it has no black plastic hose or buttons- more sleek looking and solid. It is expensive but the cheaper ones have mixed reviews. I also like that it isn't technically a pulldown so you don't have to worry about it docking correctly over time.

Blanco culina mini and they make a larger one. Its a very modern take on a commercial type faucet

we have a kwc sin. i dont think it looks commercial because the spiral part is coated in a solid rubber