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The Karran Alston is a single-handle touchless pull-down kitchen faucet finished in a combination of Matte Black and Stainless Steel, designed for single-hole deck installations and built from lead-free brass.
A purely matte black faucet reads as a statement piece. A purely stainless faucet reads as standard. The Matte Black and Stainless Steel combination does something different: the black body anchors the look while the stainless steel elements echo stainless appliances and sink bowls, so the faucet connects both worlds without fighting either. That makes this finish particularly well-suited to kitchens that mix dark hardware with stainless appliances, or to designers who want a faucet that bridges a two-tone material palette without introducing a third finish into the space.
The touchless sensor adds a practical layer. During prep work and cleanup, the faucet runs without a wet or food-coated hand on the handle, which also helps keep the matte black surface free of frequent contact marks. The pull-down head extends to rinse the basin and fill pots set on the counter, then retracts. The high-arc spout swivels the full 360 degrees, covering a double bowl or swinging clear of items staged on the counter beside the sink.
The faucet body is brass, low-lead compliant, and NSF approved for use in potable water applications. The 1.8 GPM flow rate meets WaterSense efficiency thresholds. ADA compliance is confirmed by the manufacturer, based on single-lever operability without tight grasping or twisting. The faucet installs in a single hole on a deck up to the specified maximum thickness, and the spout reaches 8-5/8 inches horizontally from the centerline with a total faucet height of 18-7/8 inches.
This faucet suits a kitchen where the hardware palette already mixes matte black and stainless, or where the designer wants to introduce a faucet that bridges those two finishes rather than committing to one. It works equally well in a new construction kitchen and in a renovation where stainless appliances are staying and the cabinetry hardware is moving toward black. Cabinet shops specifying hardware packages and designers working on multi-finish kitchens will find the dual finish resolves a common coordination problem without a custom solution. The single-hole footprint and ADA-compliant handle keep the install path straightforward.
Yes. The matte black body is the dominant visible finish, so it reads as a black faucet in most contexts. The stainless steel accents are secondary and tend to blend with stainless sink bowls or appliances nearby rather than compete with the black hardware.
NSF approval indicates the faucet has been tested and certified to NSF standards for materials that contact drinking water, confirming the brass and finishes meet safety thresholds for potable water use.
Pull-down: the spray head pulls straight down from the high-arc spout on an integrated hose, rather than pulling forward horizontally from the faucet body.
The spout reaches 8-5/8 inches horizontally from the mounting centerline. The total faucet height is 18-7/8 inches, with a spout height of 6-1/2 inches above the deck.
When the kitchen mixes black hardware and stainless appliances, this faucet bridges the two without compromise, and the touchless sensor keeps that finish looking cleaner through daily use.
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