It's one more hole, but Kohler also makes smaller Karbon bathroom faucets. That would look really snazzy...

Any way of making one joy stick work for both? Probably not, but that would be neat. I know the bigger, kitchen one operates through 180-degrees "north", I don't suppose you could somehow jerry-rig it to send your filter water from the "south" position?? Not really understanding the joy stick at all, I don't know just how stupid an idea that is but I'm willing to believe it is very!

But it's a fun idea, you could even call Kohler and suggest it; maybe their engineers would like the idea and work on it??

BTW, short answer from me would be: no. I have a kohler on one sink, another sink nearby with I think it's the Ladylux. I can't see they appear particularly complementary; they were both more heavily functional choices.

Nother though re the smaller Karbon - as you wouldn't need to be mixing the hot/cold, maybe you could bypass the joystick for the smaller one, maybe have a kick pedal for on/off or something? Then you'd have two Karbons and one joystick -- that would look, IMO, far better than 2 and 2...

Kohler Karbon

The mechanics of a tri flow. aliris19- That prevents the lever from being used on more than what it was intended to be :-(

One option is the Arwa Twinflex but am not convinced about the PVC piping.

A KK 2+2 option. Looks lovely under photogenic kitchen surroundings.

But given my limited counter space (6'5"), sink (Blanco Pleon 9) and dark reddish granite, that is not something which will really work for me.

Keeping on looking ....

This post was edited by gemcap on Thu, Jul 17, 14 at 23:39

I don't like your keep on looking pictured faucet with the Karbon. It has the squared off elements but it competes. It's better to have something that repeats or something that's unobtrusive.

For r/o faucets there are a few that are snazzier than the standard gooseneck:

Round shaft flat extension> says hot water for use with, but can probably be used for your filtration system.

is a little more obtrusive than I'd choose, but should look good with Karbon.

There's also an that's kind of angular that would go. It captures the idea of the Karbon's angles.