Widespread Faucet For Vanities That Call for Separate Hot and Cold Control
The Karran Venda KBF514BG is a double-handle, three-hole widespread bathroom faucet finished in Brushed Gold, with a matching pop-up drain included in the box. Its separated hot and cold handles suit vanities drilled for a wider three-hole layout, giving each handle its own deck position and putting precise temperature control at your fingertips.
Key Features
• Widespread three-hole configuration fits vanities with separate spout and handle drillings across a wider spread.
• Double-handle design puts hot and cold on independent levers for precise temperature blending.
• Brushed Gold finish delivers a warm, muted metallic tone that coordinates across fixture families.
• Matching pop-up drain included so the bowl drain arrives in the same Brushed Gold finish as the faucet.
• Lead-free brass construction throughout the faucet body for potable-water suitability.
Where This Configuration Fits
Widespread faucets work where the vanity top carries three separate drillings — one for the spout and one for each handle — spread farther apart than a centerset layout allows. That spacing is common on larger single-sink vanities and on high-end custom tops where the fabricator drilled to a wider standard. If you are specifying a new vanity for a primary bath remodel or a designer powder room, confirm the drilling pattern before ordering: this faucet is built for a true three-hole widespread installation, not a one-hole or centerset deck.
Because a matching pop-up drain ships with the faucet, there is no separate drain sourcing step for most standard installations. The drain is designed for sinks without an integral overflow, so verify your bowl's overflow status before pairing.
Finish and Construction Details
Brushed Gold occupies a distinct space in warm-metal hardware: it carries more warmth than Champagne Bronze and more restraint than a polished Gold. On a vanity where the mirror frame, towel bar, and drawer pulls are already trending warm, this finish ties the faucet into that palette without competing with it. The PVD finish process bonds the color at the surface rather than applying it as a topcoat, which supports long-term appearance retention under daily use conditions. The faucet body is lead-free brass, a standard for fixtures in potable-water applications.
Who This Faucet Suits Best
Homeowners renovating a primary or guest bath with an existing or planned wider three-hole vanity top will find the Venda's configuration a natural fit. Designers specifying warm-metal hardware packages across a bathroom — where pulls, towel rings, and lighting fixtures are already Brushed Gold or Champagne Bronze — can use this faucet as the anchor piece with the drain matched and already in the box. Cabinet shops supplying complete vanity builds can specify this faucet alongside a compatible lavatory bowl and hand off a coordinated package to the installer without a separate drain order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the pop-up drain work with sinks that have an integral overflow?
The included drain is designed for sinks without an integral overflow. If your bowl has an overflow aperture, you will need an overflow-compatible pop-up drain purchased separately.
What hole spacing does this faucet require?
This is a true widespread faucet with three separate deck drillings for the spout and handles. It does not fit a single-hole or centerset vanity top. Confirm your vanity's hole layout before ordering.
Can this faucet be used with a vessel sink?
This model is designed for standard undermount and top mount lavatory bowls. Vessel installations require a taller faucet with additional spout height to clear the above-counter bowl rim.
Are supply lines included?
The source data does not confirm supply lines are included with this model. Plan to have standard braided supply lines on hand for installation.
One Faucet, One Finish, One Less Step
The Venda in Brushed Gold delivers a coordinated widespread faucet-and-drain package that saves a sourcing step and keeps the finish consistent from the deck to the bowl — a detail that matters once the vanity is fully assembled and the light catches every fixture at once.
