Cursiva 4 in. Centerset 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet in Vibrant Brushed Nickel

Gift for wife for Christmas. Easy install. Love the pop-up stopper. Only complaint is on the pricy side for style. Look great and great addition to bathroom. Here’s a pic of matte black since no one seemed to have.

It look great on white sink

This a a beautiful bathroom faucet. It simple to install that come with everything, but the water supply lines. The items that are included are the faucet itself as well as the drain but no p trap. I did have some difficulty with the drain fitting into my older sink, so that is something to look into when considering the purchase of the faucet. The drain is closed by pushing down on it, it has no stopper on the faucet itself, something else to consider.

This gorgeous gold faucet by Kohler comes in so few parts that I looked back in the box to see if I missed some. You know what that means. Say it with me now, easy install! This style is called Cursiva. The faucet is already assembled and the handles turn smoothly. What I love about the handles is that they appear to be one piece so no worries about some parts of the handle not turning over time. The faucet is 7 inches high and comes with the installation manual, mounting nuts, plastic base plate and a drain. I can easily install a faucet. It’s the drain I seem to have a problem installing so I may let a plumber install this one. I don’t like that the pop up drain is so plastic. I prefer the metal ones. The plastic ones soon stop working. I can’t tell what the top of the drain material is but it does have the Kohler logo. This faucet has a 4” centerset and is 7” tall. The gold color is not brassy gold but a beautiful burnished looking gold. Will look simply elegant in any bath color scheme, especially black. Kohler logo on front of faucet too. To install you’ll need an adjustable wrench and pliers. Just nine steps. Includes a toll free number to contact Kohler as well as a website for service parts. Lifetime limited warranty. Instructions are easy to follow.

Kohler's Cursiva Bathroom Sink Faucet in Vibrante Brushed Modern Brass is so beautifully designed with geometric arching, curved handles, and scratch proof finish. The levers are easy to turn and feel very solid. The bathroom sink faucet is 7 1/2 inches tall and 4 inches wide. Installation is straight forward and includes a drain pipe. I love the Vibrant Brushed Modern Brass finish so much. It looks absolutely stunning in person. This is well-built faucet and you can feel the heaviness in the unit. The water coming out of the faucet reminds me of a gentle waterfall spilling over the top of a lovely mountain.

This faucet looks absolutely beautiful and will replace nearly any faucet with a 4" set. But you will need to buy two 1/2" supply hoses, unless the faucet you have has two 1/2" connections. It's standard to have hot on the left and cold on the right when facing the faucet and it's generally a good idea to replace the supply hoses anyway, especially if you are replacing a very old faucet. The other thing I did not realize is that this faucet is designed to be used with a push button drain. That's not going to work for me, as my existing drain has the drain handle behind the faucet and I prefer this. The bright brass color of my existing faucet drain handle does not match the new faucet, but the brushed brass looks so much better than the bright brass. I am not sure if you can buy a drain lever in brushed brass from Kohler, but if that is how you want to open your drain, you will have to find it to match with this faucet. You will also have to pry the plastic cover out of the rear of the new faucet to allow the drain lever to run through the faucet and under the sink, which would then attach to the drain (if you choose not to use the included push button plastic drain). For these reasons, I did not install the product so I'm not sure a drain handle would work smoothly even though there is clearly a rear hole in the faucet that would be used for this. Despite this, I can easily tell the faucet is high quality and is extremely simple. I have no doubt that it would last a very long time. The new faucet just mounts on the existing 4" set by attaching the plastic nuts around the 1/2" inlets on the underside of the counter. The difficult part is if you have a sink that drops under your counter, which I do, then it's a little difficult to make and tighten all the connections with the sink in the way. A faucet with integrated supply lines was much easier to install in this case. Overall, I would still recommend the Cursiva based on the quality, simplicity, and brushed brass color (it looks so much better than bright brass, you really need to see it yourself!). Just realize that the faucet has two 1/2" inlets and you need to supply the hoses to make this work. Also note the difference in the drain, it is a push button drain and plastic. If you prefer a metal drain, with a drain handle/lever, then you should consider other options.

This stunning bathroom faucet set is as pretty as it gets and the height of functionality and modernity as well. This bathroom faucet set acts like a spirit lifter because you and your bathroom guests will know they have arrived in luxury and success when they see this lavish expensive looking faucet set. It really is a high end exclusive and expensive looking faucet that works beautifully and is easy to install

Great faucet that was easy to install. The instructions weren't the best for an amateur installer. There were a couple of little things like it didn't say which way up on the base plate gasket (rubber washer ring goes down.) I liked that it does not take plumbers putty for the drain. We like the smooth quarter turn on and off and it's easy to adjust the temperature. It does have a water conserving spray so it saves water. The water spray does not go straight down, it sprays forward a little so you easily reach the spray not having to put your hand clear to the back of the sink. It does tend to collect water on the actual faucet during use which could spot if not cleaned up regularly. One thing we like is that the drain is a push to close/push to open so you don't have the connecting rod from behind the faucet to the drain. One less thing to mess with but you do have to reach through the dirty water in the sink to release the drain.

I'm doing a simple review of the Kohler Cursiva 4 in. Centerset 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet in Vibrant Brushed Nickel. Now I've brought this up in several faucet reviews in the past. I live in a city where about four years ago the changed the water source and now we have a scaling and build up system that requires constant either removal and replace or inner part replacements. As things go this would have been a very quick install if I hadn't glued the vanity top to the cabinet making it so all work had to be bottom then top from the door. All in all with this situation give yourself an hour or if you can remove the top and put on the faucet, drain and lines before hooking up the drain and connecting the valves it will only take about a half hour. This is of course with the proper tools. This brushed Kohler has very smooth handle movements. Very durable feeling finish. The spout is flatter and widened for a somewhat different look but still the same pressure. It also has the wider press drain cap which is so much easier to set up and deal with than the double stick and plunger system. Great price for the style, look and heavy duty quality.

I replaced my existing bathroom faucet with the KOHLER Cursiva 4 in. Centerset 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet in Vibrant Brushed Nickel. It looks good and works perfectly. Over the last couple of remodeling projects I have come to appreciate the brushed nickel finish that always look good and shows no finger prints like the old chrome faucet did. The mid-arch design is the best solution of washing hands and even has enough clearance to fill large water glasses or small watering pots, etc. Installation is straight forward and can be done with just a pair of pliers and an adjustable wrench. I used a stubby adjustable wrench since there is never a lot of room for tightening fittings under the sink. I also used a basin wrench to make tightening the water line fittings to the faucets much easier. While not essential, the basin wrench I bought years ago at Home Depot has proven very useful many times and this was one of them. I took out the old faucet and put in the new Kohler faucet in about forty-five minutes. I am sure a pro could do it much faster. I like the quarter turn faucet controls. They are work perfectly and should be very low maintenance. The drain stopper is a push-on/push-off type. So, there is no push/pull rod to adjust. Today I would never buy the old kind. The push-on/push-off is far better and easy for my grandkids to use. I like the Kohler brand. This faucet looks great and is a good value