not sure if pic uploaded trying again.

We have had the Delta Arabella pull down faucet for several years and love it. The magnetic docking keeps the head in place, the spot-resist finish really works, and even the soap dispenser still works perfectly. My sister-in-law recently visited and liked it so well she had the Delta Leland installed in her house this week.

Sootsprite. thank you. I think the Leland is one I will end up with. I also saw it listed on a few sites on their "top 8" list. so, it seems like a good choice. I was just more concerned about a high arc possibly overwhelming a 24" sink. I see a lot of photos and it seems ok. I tried uploading the sink area in a photo a few times and no idea why it isn't showing up on this post.

High arc faucets generally work well in front of a window (where there is plenty of head room while standing at the sink). If you're in doubt, download the specs on the faucets (dimensions) and measure the space by your sink to get an idea of where it will set.

Both Delta and Moen are great, but I would encourage you to get them from a plumbing supply house and not a home improvement box store. The faucets from the latter are often made with plastic internal parts to save money. The others use brass parts that will cost more initially, but will save you in repairs down the road.

Good luck!

thank you architectural craftsmen. I am definitely not getting from a box store. I did go to some plumbing supply stores. actually I looked online (faucet direct, build.com) and found the faucets there. less cost then plumbing supply house but not the quality of the box store. these were the higher quality (not plastic except for the sprayer head). I just looked at the Moen Kinzel which is a lower arc and that might work well.