Why do I think my KK was around $600, when we remodeled three years ago? Sorry to hear the price has zoomed up. Lots of threads on all of these. Just google:

Site:ths.gardenweb.com kohler karbon ... for example :).

(World's biggest kk fan here, these are incredibly intuitive to use). Good luck!

Another kk fan here. Would get it again in a heartbeat.

OldBat - love your faucet but in our area it was close to a thousand when I did our reno 2.5 years ago. Did you get contractors pricing?

Windows - I have seen oldbat's in action and love how it works. DH would really like it as he has a bad back and would not have to lean over to use a KK.

I have a non-articulated WS which was slightly more than the KK. I thought it was too expensive but my frugal DM talked me into it saying sometimes you have to pay for quality.

I have the WS hunley. I love my faucet. We have a small kitchen and one smallish sink. The fold action allowed me to get a much bigger faucet bang for my space. I love folding the faucet away. So I can muck about in the sink without the faucet in my way. Yet, I can keep the spout over the sink so the "kids" dont turn on the faucet and flood the countertop. I can unfold it and stretch it out and it reaches the side edge of my sink so I can put a pot on the countertop to fill it. And reaching it forward puts the spout nearer to the front of my sink which I like. The ws quality is awesome.

Thanks for the feedback about the Karbon and the Hunley and for info on the Arwa. The flexibility (lol) of the spout position is exactly why I want an articulated faucet. Having the option of the spout close to the front of the sink and high would be great. I am short and have back issues.

I wish I could use one of these faucets in person. I can view a Karbon on display, but it is not attached to water and it is mounted fairly high on a wall in the showroom.

Anyone else have experiences?