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The Karran Scottsdale is a single-handle pull-down kitchen faucet finished in a combination of Matte Black and Stainless Steel, designed for kitchens where the hardware palette mixes both tones.
Many kitchens today pair matte black cabinet pulls and fixtures with stainless steel appliances, and choosing a faucet finish that commits entirely to one or the other leaves a visible mismatch. The Scottsdale sidesteps that problem: its Matte Black and Stainless Steel finish carries both tones in a single fixture, so it reads as intentional rather than a compromise. The pull-down spray head extends on a hose to rinse the basin, scrub large pans, and fill pots set beside the sink, then retracts into the high-arc spout. The spout swivels the full 360 degrees, which covers both bowls of a double sink and handles the odd angle required for tall stockpots.
The faucet body is low-lead brass, meeting the lead-content requirements for potable water. It carries NSF approval, cUPC certification, and IAPMO certification, and it is marked water-efficient at 1.8 GPM. The aerator is a Neoperl unit, a widely used name in flow-control components. These certifications are sourced specs, not marketing language, and they matter when a project is subject to plumbing code review or a contractor is spec-checking before rough-in.
This faucet is a natural fit for a kitchen renovation or new build that uses matte black hardware alongside stainless steel appliances or a stainless sink, and where the buyer wants a single faucet that bridges both without a full finish commitment. It mounts in a single hole on a deck up to standard residential thickness, so confirm the sink or countertop carries a single faucet hole. The 18-7/8 inch faucet height requires clearance above the deck, and the spout reach of 8-5/8 inches positions the outlet over the basin. Designers specifying kitchens with mixed-metal schemes and contractors sourcing for a client who already has both tones in the space will find the finish combination does the coordination work before a single fastener is turned.
The two tones are distributed across the faucet body and spout so that both are visible as distinct surfaces, not a blended or gradient effect. The result ties the faucet visually to both matte black hardware and stainless steel appliances in the same kitchen.
Pull-down: the spray head descends from a high-arc spout rather than pulling out horizontally toward the user.
It is NSF approved, cUPC certified, and IAPMO certified, and it is low-lead compliant for potable water applications.
Yes. The spout rotates a full 360 degrees, so it covers both bowls of a double-basin sink.
When the design already lives between matte black and stainless steel, this Scottsdale faucet keeps the finish story consistent without asking for a compromise on either side.
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