Looking for help choosing a faucet. My eyes are burning from looking at so many faucets online. I had settled on the Watermark West Slope faucet from Rejuvenation in Polished Nickel. After reading so many negative reviews about Watermark, I looked at Rohl and found a few single hole faucet options that looked good. Then I read Rohl has declined in quality. I am looking for a streamlined, solid, single hole kitchen faucet, though I also love the look of Rohl's Georgian bridge faucet. Pull down sprayer optional if we go with a single hole faucet. We can live without a sprayer, as I have found sprayers to be a hassle in every sink we have owned. Willing to spend up to $1,000. Does anyone have a faucet of either of these types that they love?

Here is my kitchen now. The counters will be Cambria Torquay. New backsplash. I am keeping the hex pattern but replacing with slightly smaller tile in a glossier bright white finish. Hardware will be oil rubbed bronze. I am putting in brass Schoolhouse Electric fixtures to match the fixtures throughout the rest of the house, but the breakfast bar pendants will have black cording to coordinate with the hardware and there will be a large black mirror above the black buffet seen in the top photo. I am putting in the Schoolhouse Electric chandelier seen here above the table, but with frosted bulbs.

Aside from quality of the brands I am considering, I also am unsure which style and finish to choose for a faucet. Originally I chose the Rohl Georgian Era bridge faucet, but decided that may be too traditional for the space, though maybe not as our house is a 1920s colonial and we have a traditional farmhouse apron sink. I then looked at the West Slope faucet on Rejuvenation, which is maybe too modern. To complicate this more, I want a Polished Nickel faucet, to keep the faucet finishes throughout the house consistent. Questioning whether three finishes is too much, although I have stainless appliance so there will be silver in the mix.

Any help or advice is appreciated!